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j•dgroent we must presume did not proceed from • t4i7riitttructinur, and for the .discipline of • the , lo gacil of Itchester, and the •unitecessary hardships %illUbsi6e Witold upon the prisoner6, l tbe - Msgistrates 'a r iitAcklisit are alone trecountablei Mr. HUNT .dreomolsi'hoOe been chiefly made inn object of their lejlentotinfanimosity, and it would rxdnund highly s .tatitri magmtninatty 'sad. good. feeliog of the Ml litisters of the,Ciola if they were to rdeise , tliis • unhappy Oentlession from •the grasp of his op ...lifeless. He L.... 6 4 1. en new needy two . years in 6 ,ipeton—s•period.stiniciently long to. satisfy the car • — testi of fiis legal offence. . A petition was presenter] by brp ttputuotton - 414111 JOHN BANCLA*, one of •Csetitst's s44m osen. who was lately tried and mimic:ld at -the ' 7 .`94d•fisiley Sessions. The petition complained of . • ~ I tsts.cOnduct of the Costmott 5144 Ur * , otio.pre 4Sided at the trial. and who permilloll-the cake of l 'r4‘l)l,iniiividual to be tried by it- le4'irk.O,)iad al. ttody convicted another persona of•tlie-oory some iittlejri. Dr. Lvsntnnitcew aninisdArget with 91Aisideortslale sc.ccrity alma the temper artit•Muttuer 7 Aff-the'Cultuott Sant **we on the eceasi.4l of that . 441, arid very satiefactorily pointed 'ant the Ltvd ..Allkso'whkh the petitimsethad been estPsised.• . • E 'Every Important couitiggication conuectert,with • -. Istithritc. admigietiitistsitjudica was - etude- last • . • night to the House or tignmons, by 'M Put. . Voimplatiora hove been riade•frawn time to 'Miro( the .kweijovinie:nce Telt in the county gaols on the 1.144 the long confinement of prism/mists. etirihe perios(s. appointed for. holding the titinti the -uscessity. Los been suggested of holdidg.• - tftirii ciittlesisSidis of = gaol delivery in 'earth yis't. polities •to this .effect was presented from the •Viisfid 'Airy of the courtly of Itisex, and Mr. Putt, ii&•stittsstip.apprise the House that brivero r gmept.bad . mitt to the resolution of trying the-ez 7 iniesimeot to the neat. winter of issuing a entity:o4 7 . sio• of gaol-delivery for all the comities comprised in the Ejotlte • We here teceived the Paris Paper. to the 46th instiint.. The- capital add the country seem to etjny perfect traugaillity. • Between thirty and forty persons, impl;griied in the.late: revolutionary attempt of *oast Beaton, .have: beep conveyed Itttoiliervior trial. • 44' "414.71 •*0 . On Sat arttlyitis.Chtunber of Dessatteit . was ne , caplet! with. the dnctrssipn djh4 gd article of thg lei of the presoc . asattiendoilirwilie Chamber of "Irv, •whiChi . after - a long Aettilte,7,tis.ca'rried by a snajority of 245-to 99: :TA ll the articles of the budget down to Chap. 110th, brie beep discussed and adopted: The. fol4ovring are.exttaciss: • . TAW% MARCH 24. Yesterdny;the gide tbdlkligovitb.tjrctitioetionof Bernie and Chorsy-le . -fint,.;' : . • An evening ion raid % Whishthaer:daynaiste• Anted, that a telegraphic dirindek had,natiO*4l l .l: its! a • seditious asimienteattatat tatter' place at thelNiut de renniets . .ita - aititetnent m tht following terms Wee.. .non' antinsioce- with certainty that there inn net been itte slightest appearance of a seditious enevens;lit. 7 j'a•q individuals uly, who esclanned, Astritesee P during the-ballot for the young men strillOpla!sid)sl2, wetearie;t 7 ' ed, aid the pnWirrtrauquillity bus rot been dis. untied." Wednesday last, stairs, that several, pepieue-?reasil4 there. no :ac- Ciinnt of General - Berton's 'enterprise, and from twenty-five - to thirty othens7Svlni wege.4aken in Thous, 1 7 ;14, anji the(begillui, have b een eon , veyed to Poitiers for trial, - L'Airri di la WefigiekkoAtitindtiltdlillie Queen of Tibet wishes to introchilw the Catholic Religion We her dominions, vied thit• she has requested the eminence of Missionaries; in coustqetnte trlwhich five Cspuchias Ir ft Leghorn last month for Tibet, French Funds on the 44th—Fire. per Cent, Coma's, 89 f. 95 c. ; Bank Stock; 11,8971 V. ZAISTB, FiIIISUA4II 19. The Turkish fleet, which left the Dardanelles on the 3d of February, dCrected its course to.the waters of Hydra. After stopping some haws off that island it pursued its voyage, passed th 4 island of Spezzia and Gulf of Napoli di 1t... mania. and took the direction of Cape Mstapan. The fleet is composed of sixty sail, Of which six are ships of the line. It lass on board between six and seven thousand troops. The Greek which amounts to ninety-five sail, appeared off the island of Spezzia three days after the passage of the' Turkish fleet, and immediately set sail in pursuit.. ~~ Yesterday ■ Coati 1t Directors was held at the East India Ilouse;sollesithe following ships were thus timed, viz.— For Madras and Bengal—Arlon, to be sabot April 4, sail to Grarraind April 14, stay there thirty days, and 4e iu the Dooms May 17. For Meopl—Warroa Hastites, Winch/Imo/. sod Doe eddi►e, to be afloat April 'JO, sail to Graseactull April 30, stay there thirty days. and be in the Downs June 3. For Beegai—t.'aidalrossi, to be afloat May W, sail to Quirt...end May 30, stay there thirty days, sad be to lb. Downs July 3. Letters have been received from Odessa to the 9611) tilt. There is not one word in them about war ; but they ■re filled with complaints of what really appears to be a harsh measure on the pert of the Ku►sian Government, that of taking away the freedom of the port, and exacting the full duties upon all foreign merchandise. The Dublin Papers of Monday last, which we bare received, do not mention any new outraged. It is stated iu a Limerick Paper of Thurs day, that a fellow. who had assumed the:title of Cupola Kock, has beets taken and committed to priron. He days his name is Willions liyun, and that be is au Inhabitant of the pariah of BrNwslau dela. 1U the county of Limerick. ...4.• W, C ~ ' • • . .s.t, • : " It =dasc • • / was. - cr7) flh 11."‘ ri 'PASIIIONA L R PARTIES. . , The Mike of Montrose eniertained a distingnisbestahld,. ye s t ea dorai his boost in Crnseroor.aquare. The. Earl of Darolee gate • grand dinner yasterdlifo thi nitrite's or the •ncosat N.stc sod several other posher, personages It his horse is Berksley-aquare. the Marchioness of Camden will give a rout this evening, at her house in Arlington-street.. The Coontews of ' , mow win gi ve another root this evening • at hei hoold - infilllntreet, Berkeley square. The Feel hf Morley entertaifted a select party of hied.. Is.. ft misioeirrriends at drum/ ysoleeday at Keat Hon e, Krailbleg bridge. FA Smairahts MOV,ItY tiff& 5.4 I%4ilayer—. 64164 4 9,40.r0it... yesterday for his seat, I. Wi Istail AbNry. Ithe flurgniesnd Marettiesion'of Noribampotria 1.11 Cool •smds Hotel, L.wer Brook-mm/4, yesterday- far- their seat, Conan Ashby, Nortbangounshire. - Cseasse:Laue Fox, E:sq kft man yesterday for Newmarket. Mr. awl Mrs. (Ramat twee arrietd at the Loudon Hotel, Albemartel-strut; from tlkir DAL Deal 044, Sodiri. Mr. suit Mrs. Banat hams arrived at the COtiorg Hotel, thaeles-ateeti..Ortesvenor-wriaarl,- from their4seatin Hants. r. nifittiss.Saneinsey have left ditto on a Hair. Mr. and Mrs. Hesketts . mal family arrived yestessley at X irk tliskitAgel, Loons Brook-risco . , from Ibtir neat in Cheshire. Al.rivais at Telmer* DOW, Lower Drook•street 'Phillips; Fig. sad shit Misses Ftvillipi - fruns iheir seat in Ittniftiniehire; tie km, IL Jackson frost Cambridge; wad .Prince Cariati Me fr.+ ~Woys's seat in Sorrel. .111 0 , •••••7 . _ _ r 111.11 • • • .;. • g..--s I:tterrtrewl.calense Tlitsfite. The 'hewer . ' Wee . Thshimiably crowded last nigh The entettainments commenced with CHERUBIM, I 'grand ovetinte to Anacetton. A—stunt's recitative and sir, " So shall the lute and harp awake," lowed shortly after, in which Mr.. SALMON warbled ih strains of liqind clearness, and enchanted the "iudieni-r. The delight' of the performance was -'completed by the harp accompaniment of Mr. BOCIISA. . He perftirined with Mr. Dizi 4 coneertante, in which " IVe're a' neat*" was introduced with consummate effect. A selec tion from the new serious (MS.) thorns, called Bajazet intervened. The public are aware that Lord Boxiiiiiisnis the reported composer.—. ' Hu Lordship is engaged in diplomacy on the con tineati The work would enhance the credit of a professional writer, and his Lordship may be said ,ta hold an Apollonic as well as a politicid diploma. Mr. SA PIO was heard with advantage jolt', air, " Di Vide ihwesusalo." A duet betweeu Mrs. SALMON - -end Mr. BIGSEZ, " Alt the trionfa Amore," pos• seises a Yet/ exalted spirit of composition, and is effectually worked ep in the accompaniments.— Jt •was gives in a- very impositig style. Madame ,Rellit a BILIMIS sang a recitative, with the air "'Cara adorate imnsagint," with her usual perfee- Ake and biaffinoey of lone, nod that tender meters choly *Well 41r-breathes through compositions of that alsasoalaf 'With such lboching effect. A duet betiveresillit. SALMON uud Mts. BELLCHAIIBBIIIIIIS .tirwaida;the -finale, sounded well, from the discitittt eltartscteeig the Solc'es and the judicious blending sff tare; ' , The firmly ts- r very fine supposition of the: 'fleets' of terror *Wising from a great tragic events The piece slew. greet Intimacy with the finer wind+ pies of composition, those which away the feelings most itssolsttely, and there is a sort of ;Patrician digs iiifx offssie-aaperadded to much technical aptitude which governs the whole. The second part consisted Of iciest end judicious selection, from the Messiah, in winch Mrs. Better! A M Btlte was warmly 'oiled for her siiigiug of He was despised." Mrs. SALMON ".have tha.rectiative alter the pastoral symphony iu - manner of almost electrical-excellence. The lost part was miscellaneous, mid consisted of mauy very ' attractive pieces, among the most conspicuous cif which were "Di ?anti palpiti," be Madame De BEGIN!! ; Nod .I'AISIELLO . S song of "Sal ntargias ' d'unrio," with variations, by Mrs. SALMON. L o s Saturday evening his MAJESTY hod s mu. lical party in the ottaguat room at the Palace et Brightip. .Among the music performed was that in Macbeth. The solos rod recatutires allotted to the character of Hecate were most admirably sup ported by Mr. J. H. SA ; the other parts were ex cellently sung by Mes•ra. W. K NYVETT, VAUGHAN. and Bayees. .The KING retired a few minutes before twelve n'elnck •On Sunday the Dean of HEREFORD preached before the KING, from the words, " if God be fur vs se/; tan be against as ?" from which the (tee•. Deaconade r most excellent di*course. The an- Iketw was, " Behold bow good and joyful," which was sang by 'Mr. W. KaMITT sod Mr. J. B. SALE. liisaday evening in. MAJUTY bad sacred music performed . ; when Mr. VAVOIIAN gave the opening to The Messiah very finely. Sir• Wle: and Lady A'Cougir are shortly ex pected to arrive it'Sfie Pulteney Hotel, Piccadilly, frdm *oleo. Miss S. Bocrrn has •tivifined an engagement, on the most liberal terms,..made bk Mr. Pala', the proprietor of the New York theatre. The theatre : Ms will stiepoited tfdririg the Ai sizes, porticalarly nu the nights of Wednesday and Friday—the .former having been patronized by Lady ELLIOTT Dataa t end the latter by the High Mr. BRAHAieII engagement, for five nights, will, we doubt not, draw cies:Jed hooves, especially as the managers have, for the gratification of the public, generously relinquished their anten tion-of-advaricing the prices of admission, except to tint dress boxes.--( Azeter.Peper.) Mr. G. HARE, • midjila-ageri .genliettlin. • 're sident of Whitechapel, Was attacked and robbed on Friday last, about Mile o'clock ip the even*, iu Well-street, St. tieorea in the East, by three villains, who knocked him' Ati . ten and to severely beat 'Om that he Wei obliged to mined to i.e sv*e he doedr.iiti sosiditt 1.0. Au in qwett kiss heed held etr(lte iitiosittied till , limber kkonitioir ea* lb* pod. SPAT: RIMS:. The Fives Court was crowded aesterday for the 6%41 of Nam Harmer, as well bred a hater as ever contended fur a prise., But, as in the rases of other eminent men, there was 'an extra slice of gammon for mltinterest, that Neste would show :from Bristol. This bronchi many within the court, and more round the door, to feast their eyes with so crest I Parsonage; bn't, In use the espressioo of one of the eons the hernia* were/ailed, as Neale was not forth. kremlin. The sets-to were good, amongst which were the fullowiug :_ "crowns. and Cooper the Gipsey, bad a manly torn in ruffianism, with alternate adeasiteges., Cooper'. lett.handeil knack of throwing out often spoiled the rush of Scroccims, who however placed his richt-handed bits in rallying. Strop gins war fluored in the last round. Spring and Martin displayed much aciemee, and it was a set-to diminciiishsble for good parrying rather than fur :Martin had none the worst of it, but with ihe virperint lentil. and Weight of gluing he bad much difficulty in getting at him. Cribb-and Belcher.—Tom 'Jones, who succeeded Joe, Norton as master of the ceremonies, when the latter slipped Ms ivied, introduced this temple rather emphatically as WirierCrihb cad Mister Belcher; when he us. asked ener relies'', what he pot a hurdle to their names fur more than rather*? Tom was iu want of words to answer. A goud set•to, as might be expected, was the consequence. The other aril , to 'owe between Br,, Born and Carter, flumer and Bilton, mind Harry, hew half a bliukee, she reward of Ma bowery. • , ,-- • • DRAT lit BrI3t7IIIIISG. ..• • • Yesterday as inquliillos was taken before Thomas Stjrling. P.M. at tat. (Aires workhouse, on the body or • 'fine boy, wanted William Read, aged only live years, who dted from the injerits he received in consequence of his clothe. catch. ' iug lire. It appeared from the evidence of hiamother,• poor we. •man residing in Short's Gardens, that on Saturday night last, about twelve o'clock, she went out on some hotlines, leaving the deceit/v(1 child in led and the lire out, but the candle was alight on the table. On her return in as boar the found the house to a male of courusion, and h r child is a lodger's bed in great sgouy, being dreadfully burned in the chest and arms. A surgeon was sent fur, •ho adininiatered the proper remedies. The child, ou her ingiiiiing how Ile bream. burned, asid that while lying in his bed he thonght he would light the tire against his mother's rotors, mad got up and took some matches wills which he began lighting the lire, but it is supposed, having placed the mingle near him, the llamas of which communicating to hie bedguwis set it on fire. The ldgers, alarmed by his sereamk 'rendered him every assiti. stirs, bat tun late. The Jury reward a verdict or Accidental Death. A RESURRECTION MAN APPREHENDED. On Thursday evening, at eight o'clock, a man of the name of Thomas Williams, otherwise Romper, was brought before the silting Magistrate, at the police °thee. Hamm Garden, In the custody of Mr. Kemp, landlord of the Maidenhead, at Watford, Hens, and a constable of the name of Simmonds, from the same place, sorter the following circumstances:— Mr—Kemp staled, that be saw she prisoutre, about half-peat eight o'clock that moruiag, io Watford, in company with another man, leaning by a post, having a parcel wrapped up is a piece of matting and canvass in sirvir possession, which, from their manner, he, Mr. Kemp, supposed to be some stolen property. He weal to pecitsre•• roost:able, but before he could Bed one t►ey were gone; bet, en inquiring, he found the parcel was booked at the coach office, at the Rose sod Crow), with a card sews to is, bearing the following direction, which he proctored; "Mr. G. Wheeler, 29, Dean_ street, Tooley street, Borough, to be called for." Re and Sisomonde the comtable opened the parcel, which they found to contain the dead body of • girl. laformstroat was given to she Magistrates, who canoed the body to ►e removed to the vestry, and the elseweb.yard to be emenioed, wheel it was discovered that it was the body of Miss Collins, • girl fifteen years of age, who had been buried only the day before. By order of the Magistrates the pared was lied up, with the ex ceptiost of the body, and forwarded according to the dins lion; sod Mr. Kemp ■ud Simmons. were ordered to pro ceed immediately to ►ondon, in order to appriebend the villains. They travelled by the Hemel Hempstead stage, sod strived in London ■t four o'clock, and repaired to site Bull lass, Holborn, where the coach with the parcel arrived. They coacealed ib.mselveri in the yard until they raw the prisoner arrive, and inquire fur the parcel; on which they took b'a solo custody. Thehla;ietrate told them, t h at as the offence was committed in the county of Hers,, Ibeir hist way was, to lock up the prisoner all meht, and take him down in their custody next morning, to be examined before the Magistrate where the /deuce was committed •ud the witoesses resided. The pemoorr was locked up in one of lire strung rooms all night, and taken away limedruffed yes terdey mot min. JVOhFOLK ASSIZES. The Commission baying been opened on Saturday evening, Mr. Baron Richards went into Cutlet on Monday morning, and immediately began to try causes. The Grand Jiiry was sworn about noun. Tbc Learned JODOE in his charge said, " I am sorry to oh that the calendar presents to the Grand Jury a great deal of trouble, though not of difficulty. I lament much to see several cases, I trust and believe, new to this count). — namely, eleven eases of prism's 'Amsted wish cleviroyarg ma chinery. Permit me to cuniplaia stoat I fear sufficient at tention has not been paid to the subject. lam afraid no assistance his beat ghee to proareutions by the persons from whom it might be expected, sod none of those persons whose talents might have been serviceable have been eas ployed in assisting to frame the indictusests. harshly , Geo tlemen, more attention ought to be paid. Permit me to call to your recollection the disturbances in Nottinghamshire, Derbyshire, and Leicestershire, which Aril originated in such practices as hare begets here, is breaking machinery. So dreadful was the state of that part of the kingdom, that murder became absolutely enamors, and a man might be hired to murder another fur a fen shillings. All was on ing In the neglect of the Magistrates. Prilfripiie °beta, and we shall bear no more of there disorder*. From the ha. puelanee of the subject I am aura 1 shall be forgiven these observations." LOCKE V. THE tumor OF NORWICH. This very important. cause, for which Mr. Serjesat Vinighan we. specially retained, came ou about ten o'clock. Only three special jurors answering to their names, a i•les was preyed. With Mr. Seijes.at .Viingbau were Mr. Rsibia. son and Mr. Rolfe. Serjeaats Bb sett and Frere, and Mr. Storks, were the Counsel fur the Wroclaw. Mr. Busse °prised She plehdiop, which stated that Dr. Locke was seised of the Rector] of Hilimy, otherwise Hein gay', in this county; but Shot Dr.'Hewlett, who was the real Wendt's!, had Its en Warted by the Crown, ou She ground. that Dr. Locke had Best sicoontscally ((besieged the living, thew had sononiseally sold it, sod had by like means regained possession, all which the Moamar denied, sad thermion issue was denied. Mr. Serjrnot Bcorernssid th‘ Counsel for the Plaintiff had opened the ',leathers, as it seal called, hut it was neces sary that he should repeat them, as it was for him to prove the charges contented In them. The case was our of the greatest importance, as retaliog to a living of very considerable amonet, and as concerning deeply the interests of morality, referring to what he did not hesitate to call a 'profligate traffic is ecclesiastical sud spiritual affairs. By • sletute of the 31st Elissboh, it was provided that if any perm)* fur any snm or reward, or promise of rewind or benefit, directly or indirectly made, should corruptly collate ur present to any benefice, every such collation or peirseata. toe was declared void and of atone effect, and it was lawful fur his Majesty sod hie heirs for ever to present the omit turn of that living, soli the person committing the act of simony should forfeit double the value of the heuefier fur one. year, and should be ever after incapable of holding it himself. This Act did sot however extend to the tight to preseut to a Imag o which might bcleug to a layman ur a chnichmaa l to cotporations or to individuals. Tba low Said that re ,4 o/ 18 possessed of Ole tight' lit present to bewares, witna bouwd tto select, iiidepeadeut of any eorrapt or peewaiwry newsier, such persons as they couseiestiosaly believed pea Ailed foe the office, bet the eight to select such perm. might he transferred such was the Taw, such the dictates (Aeon. won sense, and of was • Ilviag worth above owe thousand pounds a year. • la 1816 the Rev: J. Royle, aged about 04, was both incumbent and patron, lle inserted in • newspaper an adyerliseruenl i announciat that the perpetual advowaun was to be sold. Dr. Lucke ain Peed to Mr. Saudi, the attorney, to whom reference was mad% and particulars were gives to him, Mating That tithes extruded over 8,4:100 acres of land, that the *humors was beautiful, and game abundant—a great reemuntendatiou perhaps for a clergymsu—that the value of the hying was about 1,4001. a year, sad that the incumbent' txrweted 12.6601. for it. Now Dr. Ladle was the incumbent of Comp: ton Itlartio,-infirmerisetshireo • living of smaller value, and the result of the transaction between them was that they da. ' changed li•ifees, and instead of 12,600/. whichmas hately ex 'peeled, 12,900!. was paid. It was incredible that the solvow- Don should be thus sold fur a larger sum than was asked, and - then that the exchdage of two liming' of unequal value should ri have been agreed epos as a eepirsteAned distinct act. The dui, must consider the whole as one entire sad connected transaction, and if so it became simony. He would shew: that the immediate presenta9on to Hilyeay use worth about. 21,000/. and that of Cosipion Mirtin about 8,000!., mid the 'differeare therefore speed with the suns' paid. - He lawn that exchanges of preheated sometimes took place, niirtie •weidel nut now quaistiosi their legality, bat they were is or . Mosel ,gases equal iend himmorable changes; hat whew they ceckllle tainted by any emuniary transaction, then Is. car tenderthey were directed simony. The salmi time** was "iseseitid lane 6,1815, Mr. Rope was instituted to Compton Mania Janos." 13;10111,4W Dr. Locke presented to Hills,' Ma Astol3lll of February, 1816. Ke s neser adaancedio a transaction still more-pregame with .corruption and shame. They bad under the baud of Kr. Boyle himself the deed of release conveying Hilgayt to Dr. Locke for 12.0001' ad in June, 1816, Dr. Locke sold it again for• 35,0001. to Mr. Cradock. It was impossible that he should limpid the mall sum of 11,600/. as a simple con aideiatiort fur rtie aderowson, and.thst the ',drowse,. was merely collateral; and thou that be should sell it fur 25,6004 Without an intratiou of immediately piesentieg to it. The only consistent 'arippasition war, that his object was to lute a peony, mid to gaM something by trading in spiritual Willis as if to Hocks of sheep. Bet Crolock did actually get pos session ion a few days, and therefore they nowt either suppose that simnel was committed, or that Dr. Locke took such a liking to Mr. Cradock, an utter a ranger, that be gave up the les ing in I few dive as • Mere act of friendshrp. But the mature of the agreement between Dr. Locke and Mr. Cradork was as strange as was ever beard ion Court of 'g o yi m . It r an , that is consideration of the sum of 25,0001. the right of presentation was to be conveyed to Mr Cradock ; Isset in cam the payment was not made before the 6th of August fol ' lowing, Mr. Cradock was to forfeit the sum of 20,000/. as liquidated damages, over earl sbuve the purchase money. And it happeued most wonderfully, that Dr. Los ke, having sold the living with a life.inierest upon it, slamild And his health would wet allow him to live there, but on the very day when this agreement was made, should be obliged to travel with Mr. Cradock post-haste to the Bishop of Nor wich to save himself from a liver complaint. He gut a letter written by a physiciau to the Bishop, which stated that the writer had kuown Dr. Locke for tweuty yearn, having practised at Farnham, Surrey, where he resided, and that he had been formerly subject to au •ffectireu of the liver, which had returned a few months before, which he attributed to soosedriog peculiar in the sir of that part of No. telk where the Doesor resided, and therefore had en.: 'rested him Brit to moat,' there if he voluted his health. It was signed J. Jackson. Dr .Locke then resigned the which he bad no oecasioo to do, for hr might have appointed • curate. Everyone wholtnew the mild and indulging Pall iate of this diocese, most be coeviseced that lie would have said if .11. application bad been made, " appoint a curate." But Dr. Locke makes this letter a prettied focelivieli away a living of 1,4001.• year (or life, to a Mere 'dragger. Ala the 100 of June Mr. Craduck was Instituted ill the living. AuJ Aerobe rattled on &mother pail of the affair. Dr. Locke, he awed mot disguise it, as it was well known, had beat Made a bankrupt, having beam eugaged is meet-moils trainnesloos, unconnected with the trading in *orders. It Mowed out ' that Cradock was just such soother. 0e the I Ills °Mete, the day after his institution, Mr. Cradock was made a bank rupt, and on the 6th of July emoted as a airtime-dealer. Dr. Locke had taken from bin • warrant of attorney, eon. feristog judgment fur the 45,0001. nut to be entered up WI the 6th of August ; but it was entered up on the 6th of July, 0,, the 6th of August he wrote to him in these terms-- (and here be would observe, that he knew not that his Learned Friend intended to make Craduek'v character ap pear ; but this he would say, that however lead he might he, be uud. rook to prove Dr. Locke's a degree worse.) The letter ran thus : " Sir—ln comequence of what passed between us yester day, 1 will sospead the proceedings against you, as I prefer peace to hostile m eeeee and endeavour to get you this presentation to an angunimited pespeival curacy, it I may rely upon your honour le take it, and on couditioa that pea will abaudon the contract." This part of the business was more disgraceful to Dr. 'Ache than any thing they could alien aigainat Mr. Cradock, for if they held him to be • rogue, what was to be thought of diet attempt to get such a man into the church?—But whet was the contract alluded to ? If it was honourable. Dr. Locke • was not hurt by any thing that bad passed ; fur he had not parted with the &dyne/sun : by the teems of the ags cement he was not to do so till the money was paid. He might have kept the living, and sued Craduck fir the 20,0001. damages • (as lie did afterwards), which no Court could serail , lien. But Dr. Locke was not content with enteriog sip judenient for the 25,0001. ; he also held Mr. Craduck to bail fur ! 20,000/. penalty, Mr. Cradock bring all this time ouly is possession of the Living, as Dr. Locke would lease it ap. pear, by volution) , pre...widow. Mr Cradock was taken tut prison ander the arrest; bat the cruel permeation did not end there. It turned out that Mr. Crradoek' swore before the Cummiseioseis of She bankruptcy, that he had sever administered to the affairs of a woman who was his sister, under another liamn—a ciicountauce which had nothing to do with ibis living. But Dr. Locke had him taken out of arrest for debt, and imprisoned un as indictment for perjury. He even went further, lie took out a sequestratien of the living for the 25.000/. which was executed on the 261 b of August, and having climes that innerly, went on persecuting Mr. Craduck, into a n-sig nstioa. This brought him to the third sinionimal arm went. Mr. Cradock resigned the living to save %bawl( from these multiplied persecutions, which lie was tires lei msdiersleild would be relinquished tlseireupou, sad to fart Vary were abaudoned; and Dr. Locke ; whose health butt *foie presented his retaining the living, agais presented himself to it on the /7th of August, 1812, The Learned /Irritant then proceeded to observe that the Crows hint( thought itself bound to defend Dr. Hewlett's right to the bring on the simple ground of Mummy, with a view to isper holding the sanctity of the church, though they toned/ have bail sufficient grimed for defence in the lapse of Nam mid concluded by saying that whatever was the verdict, be hoped the Jury would be satialled that the Crown had dine its duty. Mr. Parfit, Regielrar to the Riabop of Rath and WON produced the prrscuiation soil iustitut of the Rev.!. Role to the living of Compute fiLitsu ; Jlr. Kitson the presentation of Dr. Locke to Hilgay. Mr. Smith, solicitor, deposed that be drew ttp the adver tisement fur the newspaper, sod also the agreement be twvea Dr. Locke and 111 r. Itoyle for 13,0001., the sum staled is the particular was 12,5001. but there was other property sold, eight acres of land, a house, and a tarn. It was lint a part of the written agreement that the blimp 'tumid he exchanged; but it was s part of the real agreement. Cross exstained—He bad no idea *brt►er 13,0003, VP ea the %aloe of the livinar iallepradeit of auy excbauge„ When the living was advertised, Mr. Rolle bad no Suleiman of quilting It, bet of raising money for a urpbear lu• w►oa' be was very partial. Mr. Donbass eeeee yed H Om is 1820-21 Ishii referrer* to 1810, sod valued lbe immediate presentetios and per rival ideas/sum at 21 1 8231., sad .sobj. et to the ltk of fir Ride at 10,087/. ail 'Atlanta the clear &&&&& ! tales st 1,1411. • Ms. &otter marveyed'Cemplias wish reference to leld,m t !made she minuet valise S37F. Fle believed Celeptop wy healthy attastios ; the boast was tolerable. Mr. lEitrito again calved.-.lltemesshcord Dr. Loeles lig to the Bishop's offree with Cradork. sad 4,1,,,,,, mtr Ile * tette*: before &Motioned from the physician. Ide prudaem I' De. Locke 's resielletlltm ; Mr Cradoek's prOstnlstino un ihp ILasts. wad .itualtosarasors the Illbh of • Mlle; the ad m , ..sratiou of she beaux at -Ik. LlKke ' s; Fill( h August Lair. Cradook's siguatitio.ro Ares In 17, sod Dr. Lucke's*: on she 27th 'August In 17. riirlscea the affidavit hiding *ke n. dick toliart, W. Locke's letter to hint, the sr ar;miit of 3:lM _.oey s simd indictrocut for_ pe.jury, slimiest that As krerCibrXol4llllll.!Mlfrt that he had Inver administered% thelpects Eliaulseth Call RI e under lb( urea Alm. Wm De estv'tere.. • ' air. Brow's, of Nragate, producril the cummilmest if erstutt fur pktjury, anti d, hl. aniunuting su eopoot ; the keeper .u 4 White. Cerra sirect C ,, rnorr, Mr. 11ek,,,. „ithe aw ibis orrasios brought down Mr. 06464 Is in esetay, two, catimilmests..to that place, at Dr. as It. Lair', lbs Rte. James tradork being cello', great curiae', war 1110411tAL Ile said he had a sl•ght kaosrlsdee of Dr. Lyle ;Ors issitwelvelt este ago, ftt Farnham; Ors aneetuia. resroir lie r ilehm ljv 'tog,. they sucAperied4 recognised each other. lip artalled the 1(8141154mi 'here was a writtra screetssirt ILA he should iiureliane the advowson fur 2:*,000/, but b e a„, had ant document: • _ Mr. &fiesta BLonstr nid the Plaintiff bad Dofr, proal ... sc! it. . . Dr Lot he Paid he had wever.eeen it. Mr. Cr.ultut further said he bought the Wife, subject t o the life of Dr. Lucke ; he was told by Dr. Loehr sad Lts 'itHomey (het slti present somnoeitlue fir tithes amounted to 4,000 i: and it wi weed, 1,5001. a year more. Hr thought .he hod gut a deud barria.•ami that he should he Wet,. sell the Next prreetthesoms. for warty what he gave („, perpetual right. Dad got thick ot woo the lane dry en which they roamed the a:rerioent that they west ',telt ; it might be the neat; they tratrutfed all aig!d: 394 seat for' the purpose of his (Crailatie.) being preteei,e. Did ...d o . w that he should Immediately oblate the It libels he signed the agteenstist. He understood he hid the atlcoomm au cheap because the lime was short for pular... and therefore the emidstiou of the turfed was pat in. lh Locke'. letter, addressed to him, he serer saw ti.: ear. Wirier ehangei hie vitt:vine hervre it mulled his 10.1 v... Ytea The ptureetliosav ow the indictment fur perjary wen• dropped ua his resigailig Hie living, sod he one gores if. understand that liealtipadd alto 4, di.eumged froze Ibeciam. of 10 6obt. , Cruss-emamined.—Did not understand that Dr. Locke vs. minder any oblieatiou to resign the being: he appeared a Alan is health. e • Witmess• far d Mtge, all rodrerdthr place. The housekeeper told himable rationed his safe n o t To Wog her Owe. Ile was obliged to shrub • coo 4 deal of Madam to keep himself well. The house was much out of repair. Ile C 4 , 0, to liitgay, Pr found there had hero a derrptiocatid that the living was nut worth above 1,40 f: 3 ).Br. & r i es .; V A ua l iam asked if Dr. Locke did not say that if he (Mr. Cradurk) r.esagired„he should not maker's, twersh— belkscd the Doctor didsay something of the kiwi, bat he rousiatied his resignation was oat voloulary, but furerd.— "he wars .55 persecuted nod broken down. fierjeaut VAUGHAN—It is panful tame to ask it , het is Mai your real moue Dr Carl ier* ? a—My wattle is ersd.ick. Huw long have you gone by that saute?-1 had rather not attellrer. the it) 00 r---eflreu you found you were &relied is the vette of the twill, II"! yrou sot complain ?—Yeas. The JUDOS—You must of course have boon mwrioss to get rid of she barrio; bud when you were so iniquitously piresecuted, could you met bare gives it up?—Tes; hat I wished to remain in toe living, slot cuosithrieg sty plasma. Woo port of the bargain. Mr. Wilkie. rolieraor, of Scotism. deposed, that he ass Tidier: from 'tray to Downlanni an the opting of 151$, vhed he ra-t Dr. Lecke, who asked I why be advised Ms pa. riablooners out to pity tithes, mid I i.e parish officers Is a•Pla she tithes to the pour rates. He simmered that the petiole racers were 1).131/11 to Worse sot to pay tithes, beanie he believed the twinisetioar bosom ism tLW Locke) and We. Koyle to be Ww•oseal. Or. Loehr said be had given near 13,0001. aid Kw tiring of Compton Maru,u , for /litany, said had prorated Mr. ItrOe's presentation to Compton Marton through the interest of the Marquis of Burkingtiam. Ile was advised 1141 it was rot siewrity. Unfortunately, Dr. Lucke otstol, he met with a Mr. Cradork, who had teemed to ray '25,000/. for the brig, and a Few day. after became a bankrupt, sad it was tool until he agreed to al:random a Orvoecu limo for perjury, wad re lease bim from debt, that Crs,lutk %could resign the Irving. %Vitoria' told Dr. Lucke he thought his bargain with Mr. Itoyle the same as the parcbase of a horse, but he replied this it wig the romnion - poselice of the clergy.' Juin Hollis solicitor, of Farnham, deposed, that he had orracionally hero employed by Dr. Lucke, mud he IA tuns that he had wild 'ha heiug to Mr. Craduck fur 25.1.10111. sob a promise to give biro very early possession ; uird w the n. ra in/ after 11. e ro,stract aims made, • hike drinking their wine together, Mr. Cl ado** had agreed to soaks ham a present of • pipe attire. ilia would give him still radii r possosans. This was the ewe for the detrain. Mr. Serjesoil Vaticita• them eeplitd at great length, and wills much ability. No wituessts were ralled far the Plaintiff. The Learned' JUDGE suutinted up alit. tittle Or no com ment, and the Jary having reared fur a short brave, reinn. , l alit, a verdict fur tee Defeaolaot, thereby estab:ishing the art. of simony : 'fbe h I at Itoied 1111 Sae ts'elot*. r , 4 ) s 'lions or to individual,. The low knell tint petit:Me Rade at 10,087/. aid ettilnalei the clear mamma I vale, ted of the tight' learns* to beetled, maw bond Ito 1,4411. • " . st ~ indepeatleut of any e ore ape of peemonsp inetive, r° Mr. &otter varveyed'Chmplias with reference te late st crions as they couseautiosaly believed MIK. Ailed lar 'made she minuet valise $37/.. He believed Com a e, .1, - Ice but the right to select such paean. might he • healthy situation ; the house wee tolerable. • 4 ."" reed : Mich - was the law,. such the dictates owe en. „ . Me..Kiterso again calved „ -Renseashi e v e g Iv L o d e ., - ease, and of religion. illlgsy was • - Ilviag orth ing to the Bishop's o ffi ce with Craduck„, sai e g e i rmr „,• „ e 1": owe thousand pectins a year. •le 1815che Rev: J. 'lntel: before diesliened from the physici ee , le e prw 7 a t " aged about 54, was both ineumheut and patron, • De. Locke 's m40'94611; Mr CriliOekall presentsliSo " _ . cited is • newspaper au advertisesuent,aneuericiag ade. na4Semtituareadso the Ihh of ' 'sine 11118; the " ii : I e , ual advosaiin was to be mild. Dr. Lecke iiis l 'enliou of QM Intim at -Ik. LllKke'll Fill( is Augnis i t i. te - ilia c.r" 42 0 10 ° nalgibili° l o, Jane Ihl7, sod 1)t. Lucke's:" lo Mr. Smith, the attorney, to whom reference • •et -114 10 and particulars were gives 10 him, staling That Ihit • 'eenel iookimilioa on she 2711, August 1 , 17. ',deeded over 8,000 acres of land, that the attuatitm ''-' larthei alluesin r.rAllicinl the affidavit lidding M , C O. I. 'autiful, and game abuailaid-a great reeomenendatiou ' di c k toted, Dr. lattice's letter to hint, the siari,Mi...l t of . C .s , Is for a clergymen - That the value of the living was ; oey,ead he indictment for . perj ury . a l leg i ng that lie 5, 4 " 1,4001. a year, and that the incumbent' expected .I,eforc.theXonamissowiers that he load nev er adatioist - ut, 1. for it. Now Dr. Lode was the ineuinhent of Comp: tbe u effeets of .Eliaelietli De Carl me und er th e *amen Al:. 1 snia,-inSamereet•hirer • living of smaller value, and kiln De earriere.. ' of the transaction between Owns was that they ea- • ' Mr. horn, or Nragate, prudent! the cammilinest r rd livings, and instead of 12,G00/. which vas band, cx. • 1 61 1010 01 fur Phi'lrY , and silos aruu.l , int to 70, 'Mi f ig ', 19,900/. was paid. It was incredible that the sqlvuw- Ale keeper .of White Canis street Cempier, Mr. ' k ottlil be thus sold fur a larger sum than was asked, and „mho ow the exegetes brought down Mr. Cradeek ie :,' a hat the each d age of two timers of unequal value should asetoefy, two, ernomilments..to that place, at Dr. Lo c k; wen agreed apes as a mpirstrand distinct act. The still. . * nest consjiler the whole as one entire sad connected • 'The fen. James tradock being called, great coriesit rile., and if so it !meanie simony. He would 'Seto: Neggigeke; li e , a id he h a d a sight k„„,„;,, dee of Hr. Lou .ko; re immediate presentation to Hilgay war worth abort. -no metwelvelt eats age, et Farnham; no anntioc i renotose 1. and that of Coalition Mirtin Monet 8,0001., and the Aim liviag e they unexpectedly recognised rarer oilier . ll' ore therefore speed with the sum - paid." He Imes &billed the trainacticoot there was a wrot e , sgree/a..m . ile: wheaten of preferment sometimes took place, airirtie he should purchase the &drew:son fur 2:1,0u0j. but be a„ nut now gnostical their legality, bet they were is er- bad any document: .-' ' i ,cases equal end biasourehle changes; hat whoa they Mr. B ee j ean s Benne, nid the Plaintiff Ind bef r , l „ C u tainted by any enusiary transaction, then hie can- produce it. they were directed simouy. The save' tisenteut was Dr lair ke riid he had wever.eeen it. d lane 8,1815, Mr. Hoyle was instituted to Compton Mr. Craduck ravine said he hough the Wile, 111111j ee l to - i Janney 13;1810,4rd Dr. Locke presented to Hills,' ' flue life of Dr. !mirk, ;he was told by Dr. Locke BM Jill •1 .13th of February, 1818. . 'latency Slant Slue preaeutsomnriaillua for tithes 'mou s e ( ) ii now adgascedio a trassaction still more-pregnant with 2,0001: and it was womb 1,5001. a year more. He though. con a,od shame. They bad under th e ba u d o f Mc. •he had gent a hood bargnia,•and that he reedit he ahle - i;, himself the deed of release conveying Hilgay . to Dr, sell the Neel prearebelinc for warty what he gave t„, 0 ,,. II for 12.0001' au'd in Jane, 1818, Dr. Locke sold it again perpetual right. Did got think It wee the lame day on 0 ,1001. to Mr. Cradock. It was impossible that he ' which they netted the aereeseent that they west to Sir. hen pelt the .mall sem of 11,800/. es a simple eon- 'slick; Tt might be the neat; they travelled all Ili:Le set Ili 101 l for Abe adtrowson, and Abet the ',drowse(' was qw.ht fur ' the purpose of Ins (Crailorle.) bring entente', ill collateral; and thee that be should sell it fur 25,8 0 0/. . Did aus+nuw that he should inimerlietely Wrath the Item q it an int - rutin of immediately pi esentieg to it. The when he signed the averment. He uoderstood he had t h e Insistent 'filpposition war, that lois object was so twit advoweem so cheap because the lift* was sheet for paym m. 111 y, sod to gain something by trading in spiritual affairs and therefore the condttiou of she turfed sae pat us. lb Pi I flocks of sheep. Bet Breeleek did aciu•lly get pus- 'Locket' letter, eddtessed to him, be sever saw ti.: nue II liu a few days, and therefore they must either suppose Wrier changed hie rituatloo before it welled his lo t ;. 1 molly was committed, ur that Dr. Locke t ou k suc h a WEL The proceeding. ow the indictment for perju r y wen . to Mr. Creduck, as utter a ranger, that lie gave up dropped um his resigatur tire living, sod he was gives to ing in ii few day' as • Here act of friendahrp. But sh e under s t an d th a t b!slarooldulao be di.elimzed feu Ibeeli m S of the agreement between Dr. Loeke•nd Mr. Cradork of 10,60 b/. strauge as was ever brand is& Court of Janice. It Cruse-reamined.-Did not understand that Dr. Locks vs, V ' sat isroasideration of 'helium ■of 25,000/. the r i g ht o f mider any ohliKntintl in resign the hviwr lhe 'Teemed a a onion was to be conveyed to Mr Cradock ; lout in man is Al health. ' • Yiliteess• fiend Hilg.l as ueireethe e paymeat was not made before the 6th of August fol- plare. The housekeeper told him if he %netted has sde ant ~ , Mr. Cradock was to forfeit the sum of 20,0001. as To bring her there. Ile was obliged to driuk a good Mal of ted damages, over and. sbuve the purchase money. Madura so trep himself well. 'Ube hussar was touch out of happeued most wooderfally, that Dr. Lome, havin g tepair. Ile earn, to 'litany, Ire fund then had hen, s le living with a life-interest upon it, sboald And iii. deeeptioe,"ead that the living was nut monk above 1,41.1 a. 3 would not allow him to live there, boy us the very /est% en this agreement rag made, should be obliged l a lkrjeaat YaUalifai asked if Dr. I.oeke did not my that it • with Mr. Cradoek posthaste to the Bishop of Nur. ha (Mr. Craduck) r,esigace„lie should nut make.a.y sera.?- 1 • save himself from a liver complaint. •Ile gu t a Hu bctiCeed the Doctor did.ssy something of the kiwi, 5.4 • written by a phseiciau to the Bishop, which stated he cousiderred his I?rsiiaslion was tint volatiles'', but furled- . le writer had kuown De. Locke for tweuty yeller, "he was 1,0 persecuted nod Melon down. P practised at Farnham, Sorrel, where he resided, gPs.leaut VAUcauw -II is Pal"f"' tome I. ask it, Mt ha it he had been formerly subject to an •ffecti uss uf the nut your real unties De Cartier* ?.-Illy,haale is Crsdek. shuck had returned a few months before, which be How Mug base yea 'etre by tort eaute?-1 had rasher sat ted to something peculiar iii the air of that part of answer. li where the Donut resided, and therefore had en: The JOOOE-Wlteu you found You were dinned is the . him mot In remain there if he voluted Ina health. It entre of the Illaiut, did you toot complain '-Yes. I !lied J. Jackson. De .I.ocke thee resigned the living, The JUDOS-You moat of course have been anima to s he bad no occasion to do, for hr might have appointed get rid of she bargsls; aud when you were so iniquitously ie. Everyone whohnew the mild and indulging Pie. persecuted, could you not have glees it ap?--Tes; hat I this diocese, most be emivisiced that he would have elided to remain in Ike lining, nut eugaideneg my triennia. as application bad been made, " appoint a curate." lion part of the bargaio. . Locke makes this letter a !metes. for.gi e r ne awa y Mr. %Villein, roiiritor, of Sol ara. deposed, that he vi, rof 1,400/.• year for life, to a mere straagrr. .Us the riding fruin Ifitrey to Dowoloon in the opting of 1810, ehei June Mr. Cradock was instituted ill the living, Aud he met Dr. Lerhe, who asked I ' why he advised his pa. el nettled on soother pail of the affair. Dr. Locke, h e riehioners out to pay tithes, mid nue parish officers le sweet I it disguise it, as It was well known, had bent bade • the tithes to the snow rates. He answered that the more :pt, having ken eugaged is mercantile Inerantoes, uffieem were bound to him, and he advised the parish. i meted with the trading in bearing. It tamed out r twine wet to pay lithe', Incense he believed she transaction &dock was just otitis anther. On Hee 11th oxidate, Wassail -10,010 I Ur. Lake) and H. 11°71e to be ''''' • D' ar ''• ' after his iestittation, Mr. Credo( k was made a bank- Or. Locke said be had given sear 13,0001. au4 the tiring of I n 4 on the 6th of July gasetted as a pinere-dealer. Compton Marna, foe /litany, and had prorated Mr. Moths's eke had taken from him a warrant of attorney, cue. peemidetion to Compton Martin thiougo the interned uf the I judgement fur the 45,0001. not to be entered up till the Marque of Rech"tltham• lie was "dr' , " dial it was not I August ; but it was entered up Ull she oth of July., Idatell7• ('stralutlawdY, Dr. Lucke adsfol, be met with a 8111 of August he wrote to him io these t er m s - Mr. Cradock, who had engaged to ray C 5,000/. for' the livieg, ere be world observe, that he knew not what his and a sew day, after because a bankrupt, sad it was not •d Friend intended to make (lradurk's character op- until be agreed to abandon a pewee tires for perjury, mod re- but this he would say, that however had he might he, lease bum from debt, that Credos-It would tempt the hvime. . rook to peeve Dr. Loeke's a degree worse) The Witness told his. Lucke he thought his bargain with Mr. an thus :- Reale the same as the porcbase of a horse, but he repaid r-lii coo"equentre of what passed between us yeller. thit it was the tomnion - pisciiee of the elergr• . will sospead the proceedings against yun, as I prefer - Jells Huller aullestor, of Farnham', depeand, tied Is had o hostile is aaaaa ea, and endeavour to •get you no ocracionally here esuployed by Dr. Lucke, mud he told hum an o n l o a n as i g u meuied perpetual ess e a r y„ it I ma y that he bed owlet the living so Me. Craduck fur 25.00111.•ols ion your honour to take it, and on eauditioa that yes a promise to give hits very early possessiou ; aid us the r,, ie eudon the contract." Wig after tte contract on made, • hilet drinking flair vine tueether, Mr. Claduck hod agreed to make him a present of ' part of the business was more disg r acef u l to D r . L oc k e a pipe of (tarn if Le would give Lilo still earlier possmono. ay thing they could sheer ugainat Mr. C ra d oc k, f ur if rid him to be • sogue, what was to be thought of the Thi, was the elm fit the , _ deleuee. 1 lo gel such a inns into the ch u rch?-B u t w h a t was Mr. Strjraiii VatiGna• into lephid at great length, an tweet alluded to ? If it was honourable. Dr. Locke coil much ability. t hurt by any thing that bad passed ; fur be had not : i f_ w . _uues".: were ral:r11 for the Pisisli , ff ' . t ,„ with the &deo-meant : by the terms of itie ags cement he .."` a.'"U"'" J UDGE eeelme" up hi ''' . or ee e6 " e mint, ass the Jill y having reared fur a sh o rt lime, telar..l 410 do so till the money wa s p a id. H e m i g h t h ave Willl a verdict fog the Defeadast, thereby establishing the w living, and sued Creclock for th e 20,0001. d amages did afterwards), which no Court could sere.... hits, 2111 ..“' Fli WrfS: ...1 3 r. Locke was ooh coolest with euterieg up ja,leuient ' f be t• ''' '" I `" Ill' floe o'skrt, r 95,0001. ; he also held Mr. Craduck to bail fur .- 1. prosily, Mr. Cradock being all this time only is CORN EXCIL 4 DIG I 14. Umtata 97. duo of the Living, as Dr. Locke would have it ape by voluntary preeentatiou. Mr Craduelt was taken A large quaolity of Wheat remained over from Monday's on under she •riest ; bat the cruel p ermea ti on did no t reptile. the ms) ,r part of which an 'indisposed of at the etc. It istrued out that Mr. Crradoek' swore before clew of fit s day's market, having bat little demand. an d unsminiosiees of the bank ru p tc y, th at b e h a d atiall iitrrrd 10 Hie anews of a wawa,. who was hie that only for the finest qualities., which suppent Meeitai'• under soother name'-a cilcumatatice %Lich had 0 ""'" h "" i but Alb' aeduial' dew o, l o ..... 0 aie leN o . l °''""' gto do with this living. But Dr. Locke bed The Barley trade was twee', and especially fur the neildene sons, bat there is no alteration in Niel'''. Ihe fresh elateskew out of 'wrest for d e bt, so d i mpr i sone d un letereut for perjury. He tan . went further, be „ wig were ranir more in densaed, sad fully nieinteiri Monday's i sequestraiten of the living for the 25.0001. which " fits "' Is Beans sell Peas "bele a"l ° ellee ' lluu. ecuted on the 26th of August, aud having chimes remedy, went on persecuting Mr. Croduck • tato a n-ings - COAL MARKET, Malice 27. This brought hiss to the third sinsonimal s=ere. Skips at Merkel. Ships Sun. Price. . Mr. Cradock resigned the hiving to save %bowl( ,41 binnnalk these molisplnd persecutions, which be was gives to 161 hiaderlarel . 31s. 041. to els 0.1. I, d. to 414. tio Sand would be relinquished nerewpou, aad Is dart I taunt Cool ✓em. abandoned; mad Dr. Locke, whose health lad . - • - ' presented his retaisiag the living, again pretested . fto it oil the 2701 s of August, 1817. The Learued PlkliCE OF STcHAS YESTERDAY. at then proceeded to obse r ve that th e Crows hall S per Ct. Culls. WI/ 80 I Ea: Dills, e....i,00et. , it itself bouud to defend Dr. Hewlett's right In thi us the simple Ifollllll of siesioy, with • view to ism g the sanctity of the church, though they wool/ and sufficient ground tor defier* in the lapse of link% lints Lands .... 40 pr. I COP% foe Ilee 80,g 1 1,17. 3 1-: l 4 ter aL A A. li. ii i .,, °3 .l, l (l I I Di es tio r. s 2 aidni... 6 4 pr. 'minded by saying that whatever was the verdict, be .. She Jury would be Dawdled that the Crown had don . - .IIIETIL y. On the 18th al Veltman, the Lad,of Rainfall Simpaor, Parfit, Registrar to the Birlop of Balls and Welk, En M ge of the e York Theatre, of a daraghier • red the preacutation sail iuslilut of the Rev.!. -* ses- r Ng i to the living of Compton Master; Me. Kitties' the ' - DF-ATH2. :cation of Dr. Locke to Hilgay. At Pallooposi, while or a airoutieg euniesiem on this 71), August, of a .hiliose fever, aged 23, Henry John St. /oho, &nth, solicitor, deposed that he drew tip she adver- Esq. third eon ultimate.' the elms. Frederick St. Jolla, end nt fur the newspaper. sod also the •greeinaut be- ersehew of lEall craves,' sod Lord Viticeunt Bulintheihe Dr. Locke and Mr. Hoyle for 19,0001., the sums staled par ti cu l ar was 12 , 5 00 y. b ut i b en „ us wk.,. properly ~. cr and ylo S 4. l. a Jo r h imi ni- o ' ird lir i . u tr i t he . J a ch o a l right acres of lead, a house, and a hare. It was cunt • of the written a greement t h at t h e h em p d um b., i n Oa Thursday last, at ."he Glebe. sear Albion-, in her raged; but it was • part of the (Cal agreement. 80th year, the blev.9 Wien Yvon& anther eine late Dish,/ bad e bat ot en the ru e, ili i,n a y r . riveil 111 as examined.--He bad no idea obrther 13,0003 . was ' 41 -• Clss . r e ". .. •' • ....:_.,:____._ _ _..... a._-_ u aloe of the livin g i n d e p en d e n t o f au y exc h ange , . ', „ .. -- .. .. . , the living was a d ver ti se d, M r . H oy l e bad no Subregi o n I' .MMI:l W Atria Al': LONDON RIDGE Tills DAY. sting it, hat of raising money for • nephew le- whom' , ' '' • lllcirelag 43' 1 alter b.' I Enna' 11 after ti. . I • , • i y . •• i very partia1........„,__.-- Beecham yed Hilgay is 1820-21 with referrers ip t i ate 4 au k . pollsebeg, It TMs ffiffillTlEll PREB3 awl . 0, and valued Hee immediate presentatims and per- 1 l'A 1 fik.upo: Offiee, Ne.,127. Weed s Ity ,C. COMis • I advowsuss al 21,823/., mid s eeki, et to the I'f, of 91e - mete- tklep tutti r •" • "-•-• • • ''. '-'. 3 al • .. • • • 7 - 111 MI _ - CORN EXCHANGS, lllAaca 97. A large quantity of Wheat remaieed over from Monday's poorly. the w pert of which 'rill %indisposed of 41 the fits day's market, having bat little &mond. and that only for the finest gnnhtiew , which summit Morda,'. qamtation but .the °Mum. y deserter sue stres.le,top. The Barley irathe was hrevy, and esprcially fur the nuddl , ar ►Dens, but there is no alter.stiun in price lhr f.esh Oats were ratbsr snore in tientriod, Red fully saninini., currency. 7a Beaus sad Peas stifle ano altersliuu. COAL ',AULT, Almtco 27. illtips at Marko. Mips SWIL Prif e. ,43 Nett/maks Swe 161 de/turf V(W 31.. id. to 41f. ill I %Noe Cosi Pli‘Ca OF St(KU YESTFADAT. $ per rt. CUM. 8011 80 I Eit. WIN, e....i,00et. $ per Ct. N. An. i 0311! I Pm% 2 pr • imp. 3 Ito. Ct. 41i.,,.n0 I Unto 6 4 pr. ludts Lands .... 40 r. I COO 4. tor liec st:A ./111tTH. 0. the 18th al February, the Latly of 11.4tatml Shapeup, Emi• naltahee of the Nee Vatit Thesis?, of. fimaghter. DF.A THR. At Pa'tempos', while WS aaheutiag eariereiste, olt the 7, h A Naear, ut a Whose fever, aged U, Meaty Jobs St. Jor,o, Esq. third eon of (fractal the /Jou. Frederick Si. John, and aerhew of lEsel craves, and Lord Viiicourit Bulinebrele sod Si. Jobs: ' Mr. Kt. Jolla bed bet recruit, canard Ceviao, apprdetrd ta the Civil service of the felony. Oa Thonwley heel. at the (Ache. rear /Mime, in his Nth year, the atev.:l humeri roes, heather albs late Emboli if Ciuutes t. • . .111q1:1 WATER AT, LONDON XRIDGE Tills DAY. Morupki 43 . atef b.' .11 Ennis' 11 Ally 41. . inkce j No v Krammi1 ,.. ,.07 . : C . . COlO- ril l" IN4Egibri. V TUB 4 1 0 1,311 PRES S ah 4 1 & Matt oriteliriaa" • • : j ~~i •