The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1820-03-27 00:00:00

..• G! 1 4 ..., . . . . n • logiouies? %Tao it ibe soldiers? Was it the eintsbabitre? Woe It the Msgiatrittes? Gond God! is as, itineronl demos, ogee to must lOW thi• Nlogistreass as the waramies elf din . people? burs it look like wareshio au ordasly iteedosi M. sheer thnsMaiii.trellw tint the Palltia.were delomiered - alt dot mind they llettodlti• wriegt. .10.,altew thellt—Atal •Ylt, • 4 in,. the power. to Issuaylle Apt, Am, hot that yes have int the will to rattans that -polme.l._ Heist eesueed eassaised to-shew'dialthe MAAS iipey . to destroy Mao - *rider; but shut hp "dotted ire smite 11. • r this, welling mood" Hug talon ? I inhibit*, declare, that moat es Crewel •the• to onanti of that day, 1. give credit to thins, taro oodelr.lbe --.lolpression that the teem wee ia dagger, took ohmeonee lneave . withitii•r.aonse obotgualistell Do the drumernedoeresettnemene. ♦ ofnot hoeing it weer checked lord G. U. talelrislimlOW ske-Learnei! Counsel stated that the Abe* toed Ih r pop e d.,, • peosecuted for cut baying at 8.111, taken *ow ita.perierve the public peace. I shrill say tee projeitilCi M.-sin this part of the question, except a wonder loninpreint of -*gentleman of high family sad ammonium'''. *hew itiro omens has bora growl!, vilified during Ibis inquiry. There curled not a more hutmet. or a mime bounmeable moo then !ie. Helene. That Geatientai lasdeirnt• teases. himing,ind be tow atones thrown is the Mr matheappeenith of the esonley; and the Daly contradidiene to thieves, that twilit,' Other witisessee had nut seen it. The Leaned Cousowl, after in variety of arguments, which the 'stemma thelmor pre, mob us from giving, concluded • operate/ three Imam aml ihree quartets, by calling upon the Jury. to give • verdieti unbiassed by Roy public or party feeling. The ease being elareidloo boob side', Wide . Justice Illawagg. atideessod the Jury as 'Oldies :—Orn • thmoris of the Joey, the period boo. arrived whets it is ne cessary for me to offer to you sorb observations upon this im portaut coupe ma, .sunning up, it is my duty to make. I Moat, Is accurately as I can, lay down the law to you epos, the I object, and a!an offer ouch observe times as strike me Noon the evidence. I shall cornmente,as the Comae; oti bob sides have .bee, by entreating yenta dimities ham your minds all politi cal a* party feeling, to cousislering your verdict. I must also vastest you net or twookier.whar tray be the emoorqweare armor verities riling' owe *ear or the other, and to come to u•siveteiois amen the evidence only. It will be for you to wash seriously the observations Isbell make to you, and net mildert notes, you fully concur in them. lethal! endeavour in ibis case to leave out of the question all matter &riles Wit. In oiviog poor verdict you must not look to theism,. rol'in•which it will affect any party. I am quitesue., Grote.. mho, that in the rose of any doubt arising is your minds yen yolferill . give the defendauts the fri/I brut It of it; and that if, oll4ha cookery, yen shoold deem the evideace eeinirient, yaw will boldly and fearlessly pronennee your verdict se clAllllttgly. His Lordship then reed over the different comets of the indictment.. • •••11ne• Learned Judge, at a quarter before eight o'clock in tllliphiing; had only goo.' through the evidruce so far as bilfnitiferteis. Tit evidence of three witsresses remsitied to bodosiled heftiest his conclusion of the rase for the prose. eirribn.' He then observed to the Jury that he thought they had gone as far as they could for this night. Thai* Owe still n great mass of evidence to detail, suit the rrroitiVittini g importance of the rase would nreingarily re e.te • 'Hun him Many observations in detail. He would, if 'thd'Jury pinked, sit at eight eel irk on Monday. life Jury thanked fibs Lordship, but MN; that the usual botrOf nine tech:ck mould, if he ideated, be more risme. niditt for the*. 3tl. /fifties &Omni' replied, that his only desire was to peorpie fordistiroceonintodai ion as moat as possible, in the re/rollout, of the arrlyoos duty that devolved open there. Are Mint remised a hope, that as the Jary ivonl.l have a dig of leisure to-turiirou (Sunday), they would retrain foraltirarbg' into come of the Govertimeat Print,, eitich during the lest week bail been libelling him in the grossest tr.ati,Vt. 'Their ntiatudeillormatinite write highly calculated to recite an sundae piajoiliklhlitsidel WEL Mr. Justice BaiVirtialidyakist if Mr. Hoes wished, the Jur; shootil ire sworn twill* ma genentorsiention with any burly on the subject of tgitt m e . Hunt replied les•Orad no wish to put Ikon to their oaths ; they erersomote of bMDsr, and be trusted to their words. r .t , Several Jaren, seadpilloybod determined front the limit; ping do hold sin cammionletninn with any body respecting the trial, and that tbeybed read no oewapapers • Mr. Justice BA VtliT-..." Indeed, Goodman', I believe none of we how lied time to read newspapers Mace ibis trial cow. The elrerre of the Jeercre will elme fele on Meedey, Red •ar arraegemeots are umber will ermeeseed doe moot rard communication of the melt of this isportaet trial. Tiff.`,...BRITISIt ;P R ESS. t.ONDON,• MONDAY. Masai t 7, mete. The trial of M. Hine arid others had not con. ri tided sit York at e quarter before eight o'clock on Saturday eveniug. A full report of the proceed ings on the two last days is give. in our preceding columns. It is not expected to close till late this evening. Mr. Jactice BATLEY, we regret to learn, exhibits in the •Iteration of his appearance since the earn kotratemelit of the trial, the debilitating effect ii;itich;inch arduous application atn•t necessarily prodsee. tie Las more than once bled copiously freinthe Ent.e during the trial, and we have heard lorottoto; fatigue has nearly altogether during the toiriiik; Eights deprived laitu of sleep. Dutch Papen to the Sid 'guyed lii they contain no sews of soy interest. uigbt, but We have received Brussels Papers to the 43.1 inst. We learn from the Hague that the section. of the Second Chamber of the States Genetsl have just finished the investigation of the new budget, owl hare iniisted that further retrenchments shall be made. It is said that the Deputies have desired. oolong other things. the suppression of the Corn. suitteo of Ililreuchment. as it is called, the ex. penses of evLielt are placed in the extraordinary budget at 15,900 florins. In these Papers parti. csil.r notice i• made of the 444444 ovally fiequent and 'sent passage of courier, through Brussels durit:g 1.,r last week. The events which have occurred in Spain were probably the occasion of it ; they are of nature that must reader titers deeply intereettag to every Court sod country in Europe. • from Frankfurt informs us that the 11/Miutili , raillombled'orlfieuna in Congress held thrii co—wZreLee qu . the Intl' of this month, and adds, that the Congress'will nut be du.. solved earlier than the cud of April. A perfertlY good understanding is anirietc.prevail among these diplennatiSts. and a elleoCeeil#itdAiori is giernto certain reports circolosod rOtt;: PatiViaspectios au intention of placing a corps of observation on the ' • • ' ! wit •••••• Wise. immi isamrp, tbasemeahodUt Teti and Mayence. """ ..t '. butt sears cernsio #o,4ll44Bgrizifigi: islaildna w artar - -14011itaTh . Si" j i:t it a M% ' . 4:414112. The P.toteasasod he•issmisisqtastiela On' representations thaf.bave tajohit,.o apectiog the debts of thi city of Venice/040a fiPtkiWe ad *1 Lures to be taken that tiley gait JO 41Fiiirbstx- oil in this space of six years. . !1,.1116::•• . - . 4 tlPiiiii:Peffen• of Toiesday an* Wittiattistoy have .The Mrniteui contains copies of several..ofAcial papers published by the Spanish Goverinnent, which. iniaever, for the greater part only einifirno @cern:nits which have already appeared in this Paper. Of these the most important is the decree far abolishing foi ever in begin the O&M'S tribunal of the Iliquititioo. Hutilanity triumphs at the fall of this dreadfal samiumesit of Crime and Craelly. The persons cocßiied in its duniremis have bees set at liberty; those who. lipid *offered for their politicol opinions have obtained their free dose unconditiomilly, but alio*, alairivere confitied for some error of faith. are referred to the Bishops of their respective dineeser, - *sha err to decide re *peeling them securdiuwarailio terms of the Con. siitution. The Klan Inte*liattiendid flint in all the towns of the kingdom , tbe.oleetion of Magistrates 61;211 be immediately ondetl4tA•itt pnrsuance of the re gulatious prescribed ,in, the Constitution of the Cortes. Don MIGVIVGAYO3O ne •Mcmonza DC RUDIANDS has been appointed political Gn sentor of the province of - Madrid. In making this appointment, his MAJk•STY speaks of the expediency of !Jutting into irinees of trust and power those who enjoy popularity! The li• berty of the Press is also officially announced by the KING, hut this inlvantage is neutralised by the appointment of a Junta. of Censorship. The Gusetis extraordinary" of the 12th March containi proclamation addressed to the people to the K two, exhorting them to the mointesiance of tranquillity and of confidence in the dovernineut, expressing his anxious regard fur ilseir•fseppianws, and assuring them that in him the Constitution' of . the Cortes shall find its firmest •upport. ;.• • 'The rumour is still repeated that in insurrection has broken osst amongtlfe• *soma et Lisboa, end that among the first acts of the mutineers te.hs the arrest of the several Eoglists : ol6arre in the-Seeks. • ' gorse service. lit Madrid the greeted tranquillity prevails.. it seems, hovireven . l4lolrlll4,• Duke of AtAooN, RA . = Hest 2, lllottrstttt~~p;~t ei some others, remark. aisle for their settochkatnet• to ashitrary power, have thought it prudent to leave Minhid until the public mind shall have regained its wonted tranquillity. At Valencia, Gtn. El.lo, notorious for his cnieltirp, almost fell • victim to the hatred of the people: his escape wits miraculous. The Constitution was proclaimed at Pampalune before the decision of the KING was known in that city. The Captain General of the province took the necessary oaths to maintain it, and the Notion of the Diocese assisted at the 7'e Drum that *as ce lebrated in the Cathedral church, in honour of the event. The account of the KING'S drcision was received iu Pimp,lune, as in eery other part of the kingdom, with tumultuous joy, and the city was illuminated for three successive nights. Two thou. sand troops had Commenced their march from Co mma towards Madrid, and had arrived on the frontiers of the kingdom of Leon, when they were apprised of the Klrsn's decision. .•, In the French Chanilwr of Peers a report Mw made from the Committee appointed to exandna the law relating to individual liberty. The Cow. mittee proposed its adoption. The discussion esse fixed fur Thursday the 23d. . In the Chamber of Deputies the discussion on the 14w for subjecting the press to a previous era sarship was commenced on Tuesday. A few speeches were recited, and at a quarter past five the Chamber adjourned. The President, previous to the adjournment, exhorted the Memher) to wort in future at an earlier hour (than two o'clock), ...by commencing business so late in the day', they do dev9te sufficient time to the ptiblic"all'airs. We hope that Itleisieuss In !lepton are nisi boniseisissg tired of the labours that the enjoyment of a free constitution necessarily imposes wpm' them. The Five per Cents. are, 74 r. v.—Bank Stock 1,457 f. 50 c, • _ _ W. have received New York Papers to the 46► h last. The following ore extracts NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 45. /lie understood that recent.divpatches receited from Madrid a►atouuce that the Spanish Go vernment has refused all further correspondence with Mr. FORSYTH. General VIVES w■a in Peris iu December, on his way to the United States. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. OUR AFFAIRS WITH SPAIN . . Mr. Reid. of Georgie, submitted fur consider id the follosing revolution : Resolved, That the President of the United Slates he re qnrstrd to impart to this House soy earminunicsiions march ing Abe Florida, Treaty, which may hays been received from our Misdate,- Plenipotentiary at the Court of Spain, which have wit been hrectufure sruniniiiiimated (arid whido, in his upiniun, it may nut lie inconsistent with the public interest I, communicate.) _ _ . . The concluding divine toolrodoptml.with the con sent of she mover, en the otatratitrislalf M. Teller, of New•Velt. •;$.- 1 ; . 7 ! 4 Mr. Citeit r . moved to fry tfieirroPitltitirso, Os ,Ape. table ; whiels motion was earrimi lis to Gi. _ve; It is stated. .that during she storm of Widish'. Air warning • Nat, 16111 4 throve , were two or Witt shorts of earthquake at Philadelphia. • . " 0 1' •. f• tvg;: -1 hampirti dt guir i v.t “,ad : u. , a ~ AIM heitrgaM list .M y Ile Pulls the hastiol.ollo4{lllll ri ots adjacent were evpmled au excels Hs...nightie& 11]0611.41 Abut* half.pap4•lwp p'elock Si, Frearis 'nada ilia gate cm itsa haling% owl was reevived with loud' a= the 'wectlay liatusiet proceeded to the phial. yvtlirg, cad gave a' plumper foe. Mr. Huhlimiae. At. three u'elock tbe chilled; the sambas were — Sir 'rare., 6,32? Mr. Hohhoese 4,552 Rm. G. Lamb The HICD BAILIFF soup after •ppeerell o. she hurting*, mid declare/I art election I. tare icrimionted is favour of Sir Frsearis Burdett sad Julia Cam liablavose, Sir F. litmus?? iheas stepped forward, and was received r wilt the most enthusiastic •pplsuer. It 'sight be especteil he should say tionsetkikg of himself, 21111 his trial it Lei. erMesi bat on that topic he al Id say little. He leelieved Hams ars still su match I. ft to he decisivd by other triliatiaa., that hg.should nut altaanately suffer from the verdict oh. Misted egaibit him; hat 1,1 the result be what it ruirfil, he shoole felluw-sabj.ets, whom he cousiilereil as oppressed. Those who weal to the wan lama expert Pears; bat scars were gout dishonourable,' sat, nhaterrr should become of the verdict eatertained all Lis trial, be absuslil alwaya comider She verdict of his enuareyroca given Is his rerunr to..lay, as • the most honourably which could have been awarded him.— (App'aicas./ Ur. lioseingsa was'received *ills load applause, and 111aNkfil 11.• elector* rue the high Iliatiaction they had con ferred upon line. '• •• The" tiro aucarisafatTeneliJales Ihro retired from deo liostiuga, Mas;doe free chefs of the popolale, which mum afier giriegy diagiersed. - Mr.. - Lamb did atm appear cm the hewing* at all; the place from *brace behaskoseally add lithe electors was occupied by lir.dbagglaveausbe, the Chairman of his Com mittee.. •-••:••.....:,* oweliev.---w—v•-www • int) Di:6 EX CLiCTI(►N. 4i EIGHTH DAT, SATURDAY, Slangs 25. • The polling was very kMI day, bat Mr. Mellish heath. ed bulb candidates im esy's pull. At four o'clock lbe ',umbers *ere ansounc. d 11yng..3,165—Mr. Whit brrad,..2,2oo—Mellieb -.Mr. BYRD said, he appeared nary more to Mask those ladeptndeut gc•llemeti ahuu bad voted for him. that day. , Mr. WRITHILFAD , 222.11•111 treeiveil wills areal applause. Sir. N EMU'S! last came forward amidst great disaPPrw- • billion. Ile thanked U.r rI .NorP for their support, mad challenged his oppotirote h. head him or MOIIIIIIOI pull (as tho)tliad.threateued) if they could. Me. .11tertri Pa lag t recogiemaded order, sad tbe meet- • t vainly dism-e•mt. . • .. immq ;, • A t l i • lin Oats r JOW /Fatairta slim boo. INEMRERS RRTURNETt. • ' Michael.-Win. I'. Motel. Esq. and Mr G. T. Stsantoll. '11110tostIts• (Count))—lron. Henry reeateaft, Chas. Puwel • F:sq. Leitrim (Cetinty)—Lnke White, Riq. ilia Hun. Colonel John Marquis Ckaserts Sligo eCuittt,)--E. S. Cetnit• Clim ^ rins O'Hara, Carp. litr i tS is C( ( ; ol, •en a l);V_l- Lo nr.i rA N i l . i s ifi l tn e ; e e ‘ n o ttE , h 4 . l . ! o l rd uu Arthur H ill. Enniskillen—Richard Magian's, Itaq. iValet ford Juba Newport. Ennis--Sir RIO Mahon, But. IVickinw (Ctosinqi—Hon. G. L. ['ruby, ass! Willson Pee aril, rm. Cariuw—Charles Hervey. Mara (Cuunly)—Duiniuirk Browne sail James Britway, Ent , . liewry—Hon.Frrnri.J.ck Needham. • STATP, OF Glamnrgenshire 151LCIUW. 7th .1..y.-2,r Christopher Cele, 677—Mr. &tweeds, 897 —Blajoriiy for Cull., 70. Clamirgaushire Elect ..... , 8.11 sl•y—Sir Christopher Cole, 711-11 r. Edwards, 633.—M +ray for Cole, U. Culls (City), 3,1 .11. s. Monday, March 20.—H00. C. H. Hutchinson, 608—Sir N.C. Culthorst, 101—Callaghan, 371. Ogren's C' ty, Ist slay, Matyhurungli, March 91 Mr. Pule, 660—!zir 11. Parnell, 639 - Sir C. Louie, 411— tient eel Durne, 269. Ms lion, 24 .lay, Monday, March 20.—Mr. Becher, SI Mr. irplison, 28 —Tnt•l pull fur Mr. Bet int, 41.Tutal pull fur Mr. Jephsnii, 38. 11"estasurlau.1 close of the Lowth.r, I.nwilseh 412—H. Brougham, Esq. 1,349. nitaiact intoM a !AMIE utirgligt, Mgr= AIstrULAT, staves( 23. , • " This srAtauu• contest 41..srd last Rigel, leaving Mc. Brougham in a minority of 1113 The issue has spreads deep glouni over the county, mud our opponents themselves feel it se a signal defeat. The state of the poll &Wog Ire days, the exvhation manifested by . very use without the chicle of their own retainers, at the prospect of their defeat, and the 'narrow majority by which the coolest was at length decided, l ivis au compl, it ly broken their spirits, that et the chose of the poll the Blues were left in as complete possession of lb* hustiugs as if their champion had beeu the victor. The Lowlier, were exceedingly anxious to doee this poll ois Tuesday evening, and content themselves with the trifling majority of 17, in toni.• that the county might hays been !unloaded they had still great store of votes in reserve. This Mr. Itrunghani very properly refused, and the ron setinenee wee, th•t at the cline on Wednesday, after having polled the very menials from Lowther hall, Ilwy were com pelled to confess they lied brought op their last vote. The nature of this great straggle is not well understood by the country in general. On the mie aide is arrayed the Lord Lieutenant, with the Patronage of two Counties at hie dis posal—the whole of the Magistracy, with a single eseeptio• —.Mil l e canister Gentlemen except one or two—writ the a bole of the Clergy, heeded by e aloile hoot of lawyers, and a numerous corps of blodgeten-men to which may bs od6ad, the patronage of the Moister, which is seed with as us. sparing hand. On the ether side we have a powerful body of independent yeowniory, coiled, in the lauxuage of this dia. trier, statesmen, led on by the powerful talents of Mr. 13rutighato. The odds were great, and the struggle reflects the highest hotiurr on the County. ON TUN WORD REPRESENTATIVE. To represent is bat to persauste, Whirligig'sld be truly done at say rate; Taos duty who're fairly those without a fee, ithoskt give their rotes no dvuld, with liberty. But when a seas is mold by the venal tribe, He represeuts them Lest—who takes a Dram. H. P MURDER. • . N SativniT . Notlfsillhe or . :oirrt and Et r ad‘li.r.P, tit nce LEOPOLD, griiiittql the 1.11%.0 1 % la! , *lnce in Pall-well. &washer one w'sllnch itSG-9314SasET left his Palace in his travel _kW* • canitrife,.:4neeorted by o party of light horse berighton. Tire KING proceeded throng's St. JiMea's-park, Piwllicu , over Vauxhall ,(fridge, &e. Saturday Prince PUILIp of flew Homhourg, and Prince. LepPO9), dined with the Ducheu of KENT, at her apartments iu the King's Palace, at Kensington. The Duke owl Ditchers airdt.oucesTta gave a grand dimwit oiLiotorderlitho Duke of SussEN, ands nuesseratta - • Count WALWODRN was introduced to the KING at Court on Friday. by Prince ESTERLIAZT, the Austrian Ambassador, end woo honoured with a lone audience of his MAJIIISTIN * Yesterday their Koyal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of CLoticurrißßApeoded Divine Service at the Chapel Royal. On Saturday at three o'clock, Princess AUGUSTA left town accompanied by Lady MART TAYLOR. Yesterday Prince ISOPoLD attended Divine Ser vice at the Chapel Royal. The Duke of SUSSEX'- grand dinner party no Friday eveiiiisg„ at his apartments in the King's Palace at Kensington, consisted of the Duke of YORK, the Duke and Duchess .1 CLARENCE, t h e D it ch e rs of flimtlGEsicit, Princess AUGUSTA, Prince Lrorot.o, and twelve other's, snaking in the whole nineteen. His Royal Highness in the evening also gratified his Royal relatives with a vocal concert, under the direction of Sir Gromar, SWART, who presided at the grand piann-forte. The vocal performers were Aii%s GoODALI., Signor AultaestaTTi, Messrs. HAWES, LISTS, Ten. SA IL. &e. Some excellent glees were per formed in the best style, at which the Royal party were highly delighted. The Duchess of KENT was not of the party, her Royal Highness not hosing -been Si) any party since the demise of her helovcd Doke. Her Royal Highness left the Palace dnring the time, and spent the evening with the Princess Surma., at Caintiridge-house, .which was the seep aid evettiog the Royal Duchess has spent with the Princess since her removal from Mmiliwir to reside at Caruhricige-house. fo w &Mirk fiertotalet to o part of our LAVRStrisort on the 2ht iostant, *his case, we wish t do away with an impression which we fear has been made by the roomier in which the Loon cuaticto.t.na's observations to Mr. BLAIti was given. His Lordship did not state the conduct of the fit oble Earl to he such as repre sented, but merely desired, for the purposes of his argument, t h at tne Learned Counsel would assume all the ullrged misoanduct. and argue from such assumption as if the facts were admitted to bear. RICHARDSON, noootsucK. and Co. respectfully acquaint the Public, that Tickets amid Shores in ibe New State toll ass now w laM, of their Offices, itsuk-Inei Wings, Comollo Ina CassoiegolOSOes.The Scheme The Opera waq joight, and the iltatdidly 2ttentled &Horde), *Suet:went off with great - . - DIPIMIIIIMP.... r- . r -., ! 4 I 10,000 3 pet Cent. Consols. And 40.000 f. in iniditios to ike Prize Money heretofore elluwed by Government Fur the exclusive advantage of moll Purchasers, Co8;$00 : in two tbousaudPrises, of 301. _ . oaci, will be distribUted by a Pollinates'', Dreoitti en the lib A pril . —lt ICHABINION, ISOODLUCIi, sad CU. sold, lathe Lottery jest elides% .Na. 74107, a Pros of 10,0001. Hooey, iu aboreasraebestses greets. horrid murder Ins been discovered in the liberty of Bibiton. A wanness, named Mary Mart in, and her infant na tural child, were missed on the IV tilt. and some days after their bodies werefound in the Birmingham canal, near Brad. ley, with marks of •ioletice upon thrm. The event excited a strong sensation in the neighbourhood, and as several eir. citrnstaacts tended to criminate one Abel Hill, by whom Ike woman bad the child, and by whom also she was again far advanced in psegnanry, be was apprehended. An inquest has heeu held upon the animal, and child, and on Thersdiy the Jury, after shier days of minute investigation, returned a verdict of miff meird.r against !lilt, who has been com mitted to Stafford gaol. It is a curious fact, that the person first released, when the doors fif the Nlairlritt Inquisition were opened, viwi an Englishman, Capt. KING. He had beau (nitrified thefe fifteen days, fur having aided in the formation of a design Tor a munument of the Consiitunott, which the Liberals: iu Madrid were preparing to erect, whey they heard what was pass ing in Andalusia. 00 Monday last Sir Groacv BECKWITH. Com. mander of the Forces, livid his last levee at the Itoyal Hospital. Dublin, previous to his departure. All the officers of the garrison were present, sod ex hibited a most interesting and imposing appearance. They filled nearly the four squares, and alter Sir GEORGE uianifr..tril his usual urbanity, in taking !eine of neatly nob individual, he retired, alter paying the Gerstein' of Dublin the Ilighcet compli ments, and making can't-only a most sensible and general impression on all present. Friday week, as Sir GODFREY Will/TES was travelling iu Ins curricle from Lewes, eastward, on a canvassing expedition for Mr. C4YENDISH. at I.Aughtoti l'Ouoit, a clime was hurled at him by a journeyman carpenter, a curdy fellow, half drunk, • but lie misted of his aim; the Baronet, tierserilstriess, jumped from his eurriske. and took up the stone. and on exhibiting it to the fellow, asked him his motive for hevingthrown it at Ilion ; and mi receiving saucy answer, he proceeded to give hits u speci men of his skill at the fesey, which the carpenter, after stripping, and assuming the character sad at titude of a irgular pugilist, attempted to resist; but he soon found that he had quite mistaken his man, in the receipt of a very 'eyrie drubbing, in flicted until the cowardly scoundrel cried peceavi, said begged* hard for mercy, which was generously granted.—(Sowday Paper.) The story of Captain BARCLAY'S legging match in Scotland, turns out to Ilea hoax! The Captain is nut, at prompt, iu that ',art of this United King dom. Fos. convicted of a rape at Tatliwell at the late Amozra, was executed on the drop at Lin coln on Friday last. pursuant to his sentence. He met his doom with resignation, *piked across the castle-yard with much fir mons, and joined with the Minister iv prayer at the foot or the fatal tree. On ascending the attys. his fortitude rather forsook Iris,. In the sgooy of his mental feelings, lie re pettedly. exclaimed, " Lord have mercy upon me!" A late ... 'ciisimitarie ?if sprctiitoTs attended to witness the exesulfigi t ,This ftaiiters were as usual upon the grouad i tied begun singing hymns RI soap as the' wretched man was turned off. Hs parents. who have a family of' eight ether childten, are living at .Yarborough. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Thomas Tipping, late of IVareingturs, Lariender,milleir a from March 28 to April.l4, at clever', at rite (Osage lets, Weteriagton. John Knight, late of Fore street, Loudon, chtiesamonpr, from April 1 io April 14, at elrveo, ai BA N K It U PTCI ES SUPERSEDED. James Reeves, Isle of Horriblottou, Soon-soul, vieloißrr. H nary Peirety, of Beighthelmstone, Sanwa, grosses . DAM:RI/ yrs William Hough, of Mauelirsti.r, LardimilJer, to snores. der, April 14, at three, 15, sad May 6, at tees, at the Year tun, Manchester. Attorneys, Mr. Beaky, 1111•CliCSS ; soil Messrs. 11111 is, Clarke, and %Tolima, Ilarerfoerteouri, Lug don. Joseph Dobell, of Sliplelturst, Kenl, tailor, to earrendei, April 3,4, aid May 6, at elertu, at the George lon, Crab. brook, Kent. Attorneys, Mr. James, Ely-pirsierf, Loudon and Mr. °seaway, Stapieliorsi, Knot. Ilanuals Steward, of Beltrave-place, Phonon, !Iliad:ewe, boardiurbonse.keeper, to sirs-render, March 26, Apt II 8 , r lot May 6, at tierce, at Guildhall, Loudon. Attorney, Mr. West, Suetbansptiiii•Luildiuss, Ur:merry lane, Eputl i ms. Edward Rigby, late of IVolorrliaroproo, Shined, r.peosairk maker, to sarreusler, April 24, at four,2s,arsd Mayf , at . k. seri, at tbe Jeruillbans Arm., Loam, Molina!, Salop. Mow. neys, Mr. Cursor, Irolverhiruptoo , and Mr. r, BroaiLeouri, L ua d,, o . t:barks Hepburn, of the Commercial road, 51 Milkers, stir geoa, to sarreuder, April 1, 13, and May ti, at tarlve, Einidou. Atturssey, Mr. Clarke, Ilishopagitr street- Wirbout. William Wilgus, of the King's Hess! pulalielninsei - wears-bridge, Pimlico, 31iddleasx, rietsrallee, to rat r, April 4, 15, sod May 6, at era, at Guildhall, London. heette, 3lr. Harman', Covent .garslsa. 1111liarn Roden, of Bedfodoirreet, Covent-garden, sex. bookseller (sod out 'llsoroas Roam, as adversiaril by error in last Tites.la)'s Guseilej, to seervaider, 3141,112), April 8, mud May 2,..1 leo. at Guildhall, Loodou. Attu,. hey, Mr. Davie, Kist:met-place, Temple-bar. Samuel Case, of Clieltrukaos, jcwtiler , to surrender, April 25, at six, 20, and flay 6, at tles et', at the 1t..)111 Atiorinys, Messrs. V:zard sod Blower, Lin ; soul 31 • . Prods ansiGriffilhr, Cbrlreuhasa. Julia Peeler, of Wrinetoir, bomer , id, norarrynnia, to /W. residrr, April 3,4, sod May 6, at eleve.., at the Whits Lliria, Barb. Attorneys, Mesus.Alemiuder and ilt,lll3e ; New-Ina, London; aril Mr. Everts!, Simplon Mallet, SOllltr.t.l. George 3lawsoir, of Bradford, Turk, grocer, to arrive/der, April 21, at five,22, and May 5, at iris, at the White Latlll lump, Bradford. Artioutys, Mr. Erna% Halton-gardi is, Lon don ; and Mr. Isaac Cond.", of tVbittitigtorr, Derby, miller, to suereuder, April 3,at rift, 4, aud May 6, at elves*, at the Cumnisocial Cbestedirld. Ar Will!, b. Mr. Cloituir, Chance ry lass, L o rolor r , sod Mr. Clarke, Chesterfield. Cloud,* Filch, of Bestistree. Lassa, miller, to sarrrodri, Apart 20, 24, at twelve, and May 6, at (oar, at the White Hart Isa, Beekiug, I:ssex. Atturreya, lira teigl., Bay liss"' u-lrall, Evora , and 31r. Taylor, Juhu-strfti s kloOfprid.reir, Leedom. . Webster Blount Mummer, late of K• irournouger, to aurrs uder, March 0., If, mud, A, at eleven, at the George lan, Kni t :slur upon-Noll. Atberarys, Mr. WIC ; BCdfOr+IFOW ; 1...011d4J111 and Mr. Rosliwort, Par liament-snarl, Richard Hureiek_ge. Ersekiaglaroar, Listed*, Jabber, to oorreuder, April 5,6, sad May 6, et ekeeri, at the liiiie otoria Arms Inn, Neuark.oposi.Treut. Arturueys, Mr. George Iliodgliorial. ark-upou•Tri-at ; sod Misses , . Hall, Ross. and Bruiruley, New Boswell-cowl, Cariy•atriett, Landon. Clewsrut Poole, of 111iite.ersos-street s bunko, willow aquare-m.nufactsii er, to i.urri sash a, April 1, It, and May 6, at twelve, at Guildhall. Amatory, Mr. ilaugaMl, Alder manbuey, Laudon. ( Diridends, 4.c. is oar neat) COURSE OF F.XCliMil Autelerd::ut .... 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I Ca.iis .drecsive 34 Coin, pc , i.5....0. or . * Bilbao 33; I Foreign Cold iti Barcrlusok 33 Bari; ... '....,.3 17 UM Seville..., .. 331 New Duttblouwe ..3 15 (1 i Gibralteg i 47 I 1 Silver is $4. ' . ...,.. 0 ‘ 5 1 41,* 44/ i. r = cm .1 . c. - b - ri:Gar - iii.r. - . siaiii - KciZgivi: .os., wo. iv, suba, by t.v...vieNwELL, ' a • the *mad. • • •• 1.. • • ' • 'FROM SanlituAYNßuitis CAgErtz. [Thin Onrsoffs allableaohat on Friday the fiellowine rriKtr Ministerrilisennudiences of Iris Majesty, vls•:—fi line .Pagel, Se Muer tam credentials, and letters in told, t„ cool stigeleseistiweef Pbe death or the bite King and t h e 6„b e of kern; Plisse Philip of Hesse Hnatbonrc, letter from Ike a Angina on kis Majesty% her.... .inn m os w e ,,,,, ,to geitver new egedestialt front the of Havorla i allid letters in reply in entnignisicatollg feistier to she death of the Isle ging and the p oke „ rfc ,..- i; Blin' de itierseid, to deliver mew eget!r mills, and fur l " de lijorastjertes, to deliver a heifer rents, the Kitts of 9....4 50 on his Mirjegilfs aeeeasime ; and Barno LangsdisrS. t.. &rt., • new eredeggisis, sea a letter frogs the Mow of 11atv0 . ...• qf big Majesty's seeming. It farther glorifies th. Ist Jobs Domester, Esq. as lirphfiltinnint rm g. a nsio,j„, 4 , 4 his Majesty's approve! of Hr. J. W. ifity, a. j...nt General for Ike Netherlaimee, Sir F is pc 1, • is w We Wapiti st•dinerteriese OrJer of illy and Sword. ' 4 •• ' 4 ...‘ I • s,vc. MILITARY PROMOTI 0 Ni. - . Office Oretwance, Meech tI. 100. •• • Royal Regiment of Artillery. First Lienteleast Archibald Montgomery raniptseff to h, road Coistaiis--doted December 26, 1819. Serene' Lieotromet Harry Stew to be First Liente rrm ._ dated as above. Strand Captain William Henry Siopfurd, from the 1.3 1 f -pay of the Regiment to be ttreond Captain—itsted s• First Lieutenant Midwest Torakyris,froui the befits ) of the Itrgiinent, to be First Lieutenant —daunt as shore. Stroud Lientegant tismeet W. May, (root the haltpsy of Regiment, to be &coati Liestenuist--.mend as abort. Ordaance Moßesl F.stablistimesit. Screed Assiglant-Surgeon !slues horst., form. the half.riay of the Establishment, to be Secant' Assistorot-Itorretoi, slog Hampliseys, retired upon balf.pay—dated Fetottary 1, HMO. CBlll/4 of Royal Engineer... Seared Lieutegant Thomas Foster to be Firetieuteuist— dated September 7, 1819. Firat'Lleateogat Frederick Henry Reddetcy, from the loaf pay, to be First Lienteaanusaglipiell as above. Sealed Utak-mint Lescester Petry Smith, (rum the foltpa!, 10 to &rood Lieutenant—dated as above. Coneseimetaa is the 111 Regiment of Royal Surrey Mill:is, slimed by the lard Lierteleent el the Clmety Rerrey. Lee 800 Sharp, 6,01. to be Lieutenant—slated February IS, 1020. Courinitrions fa the North Shropshire Retrionent of Yen. marry trip Me Cava S lr alop. al y, eirre Lord Liaderrirat of Of (belay of Joseph Lovett, Gent. to he Lieutenant, vice Narkstewl, de osused.—dated March 14, ISt°. John Creston, jets. Gent. to be Cornet, vice Beadtey, ed—dated as above.