The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser. — London, England, 1822-04-23 00:00:00

iieer acknowleilce the vend o‘tiona of Spaninli fereuse to the diversity Cuiverunteutni nth!, - they respectfully submit ** Reoolve4—That the Home Me o otoion empref 'NI by t he ' ' llflihr 111Errh, 1E22, that the . *MO have del-tared their independence, I 'llll,llla4trist it, ought to be recoguised by the United States as . ode et esti.... • ' 1 Itesolvcd—.Tbat the Covolwittee of Ways mid 'to itioreportrurird to G appropliating a sow M 1.. r 1(10,000 Mitten., to rushle the Presidrut of 'heralded I 'hitseri to give due effect to such recognition:" ' Immediately nom, the appearance of this Relict+, .Me Spanish %Mister at Washington officially Pr,. ' ''ranted . againit the proposed messure l tind withdr+ tiro the 'teat of Government ti)l* City of pi;ii i p. dophia, where he has fixed his res e;ice, probably ' 1,1411 be shall have' received instructions front' iii , did. The Minister eery ttatirslly regards the' 1 'iiognitinn of the Provinces as little short or d - bet of hostility towards Spain on the part of the •i edited . Stine.. We shoniti regret td 6 rid Spain • 'involved in a 'wit arit'li the United States 1 lit, - ••' paw& *bold be unequal to such a conflict, and n4ti the preseht distracted' state of the Peninsula, jt, " 1 " might have the melancholy effect of undermining sOlthe eontaitulion. ' I ".“`‘''Attentier'doimment is contained in these paP64,• 1 " . 24ti1t-ft inn 'laid before the gelite by the same di": e l llilifteetirrOjelill AfrriTS: tv ii a Report o n 4- "' ttiminial 'Net certain penOnre,in'toilth Catolid4.' Lglittti With! Res' Motions of . thit'birlber of Cornie, • Mf' the eity at Baltimore, e 4 Priiino for tbetri i i . 44 111 re laws Cloiltig the ports orii4 United Steel s gi -f "l'ltifish 'easels emploTed in the trade lietwee n L'''Vtilaslltiisittfind talariti;ll Coltinies in the' s'' tedresi." 4 o4 l lCiigffi of 'this Report prevents us fret " • tivirg ilYi."rtay. but we subjoin the two concludinit 644 eirl i ftplii, from which it Wine seen that the Corib wc:iffee are decidedly agaibliiny relaxation of the '' • **34Ptictive 'system, unless an etkiial concessio Wind% bf great • Britain. After 12161 ( 4 sO b et a'4lll/hAocitte view of the commercial I-Aitken' , . i -Y• los' - Sotintry and the United Slates, slake Iltil.it •Noligiri4nt of the independence of the "lititit f : f t aiimpOrtillu's proceeds : t fl''''"eto rappeet to the conimeiebil ireirCist;tiiiieb' has ea •44.iiii lmoistred between the toited mites 'slid England, the elsiliies of the latter, eardetirrekg to rdesibie the Interesting 4n enolarevigatios between her West India Coleeieeospeetk. .j 1144. !Pates, hanaffected the reputation ilea *Mt "CT United States, and the public honour insoles, the togas "IntitiOintesso•es stfoTte4 en Ibis subject _; so recede from the name would he eerdwalesi to their Anal reliagaisiesain.' 't WWII wo fart toveconrsge the heifer ihst a *rowels. liarsibefehl would no longer be opposed, and thee ~- *pervades might be made whining resistance. i '‘ li meet be always remembered, that the cerastervalling measures which bare been adopted by Coerces are entirely defensive; and, as we desire to concur in the establishment 'al free trade with every nstios, we are ready to *hairdo. " 'too restrictions on the English n0v1106.011, as soon as Eng. - - Semi meeileste a disposition to gfeetrp the restrictions who .vine was the lest to impose on-we earrigatitan—aad • erpiligie policy require, or will .nberressigind b e emeer ej sbat we should do so sonnet r ,„, c .„„ 4 ,, A Report on the same subject was presente4 lin 'the House of Representatives ou the Ifsth ult. cod. .• i.tiog. it is ssi o d l of .105 _gong° pages. Two' -is Ntonsand extrafegra Jftni,ortlered to be printed. 'this Report concludes with two resolution, declann. tg , ! the inespediency of ceralymtheecptAiMisse .0 • :itimuestioti. . '•tyre ad; vie tom ot a a ' , sueriers,urtawnre ,thtt , such a concession, et -. sups 1 unit • •' t vitlreat es Britain is alluded to in the • ' - • . ,_ , 0 - , Tort is at this moment in contempla 4, , ,4 , 110 . 4 o)!t , ,fi 11 . 1 firf sou ry ing it into effect is on 5104 . If "tin ., i , !e a Cornons. . ~, .. i. , , i .1 •• I sego o•:•., • i .. n•.-7- - uvrc-rer,... • . . .sir liaameaday the Lord. Chnollathtin had an an t •Itritestcat of his 41 a.retrew. s --. • Oa Sund4iy a Cabinet Council was held•ot the I dfyxelgu Office, Downinc-street, which MeeLWei at two o'clock, and continued iu deliberation, fiir ''bboiit three boort, not br.alting up till 'five. A U 1 -"the Csbinet Ministers were preient. • • • * Extract from 14 private letter, dated Brages,ilile "‘"llltti instant :—" A "OW4I having been aprend that t r 4 all the Engin% resident here were ordered hence, its a t z conseqssenet of a declaratioo of war littered's Rua- , ....sia and Turkey, their creditors are clamorous fir "immediate payment of their demands, and rotitSur 111, 1 ' 'ken be procured without - ready Money." ST. Dor illGO.—linelligeuce to the Ist of Mitch! X ' from Cape Playpen, hes been received at Charley. - - toot. •Ar the' lime there bed bed) no' intelligonsie - at the Cape of thetourrender of the city of St. Do- 1 flung., against which ffeanlent Boyce had ussitcli. l rd. 'life other parts of th Salami were in t t inkjet fr disputed possession of th'e Repuidic. • ~ „ • .'t " ‘ ,..m" , • ... •- . •rf•to ! I air. nottniwitAlttasoi lictil i in the egoore4 4f 104 ero week to Glar, f.p , be Circuit Smelt ' *filch opened yesterday: ' ''' 6 . . 1 6 148 0811 5 611.-rtfle market was ;very gloomy all ' ..yestorclui:Tousols Opteed it 'ell for the Account, -• load telt from sormr•lleavy vales 46 - 717 i for May At-- , •IfeLlisl, bud ni. fW tummy— • it, atm seed that the , Turkey Company had received dispatches from Constaidinople of a much later date than any pre vious accoents, whiCh brought ;to fresh hostile news. One or two ntetchants had also the came dates. However, the market was flat, arid us there are liri holidays this week (this day and Thursday), .. all dasp they are bath dais of besisicas, there was tits bitio o 10 operate much, which may in some measure account ter tie heaviness of issferdite. At the" • close of the market the prices were ?7si 11 ""TtY, and Trii 78i for May ; Redoced 761; Nail o i . vs Cruse. 1011; Lout A lIIILIIIICS4 19 7.164. • F , rt . 'riga Secuneo--.Spatiisli 651; alissiph 8$ ; P , *sae Bit ; Cokininit 116 ; Neapolitan 681. ' • ..i. ,, ii • i Jima m pl,•••• w—tjap 14-- '-, - • • .41.; . . • .. -- .7.3 , • , '. - ' etliGiraT MittEMMA, LOW Dow, isle a e.. e. •.'. •is a Afikei M. ' idle ha se , hewn •. 1 "- It ' 4 rrielnlaS4llo taMMMIIIi disd a special Jury. 4. 3lliinrMl -11, .rot..-rtet‘ ' rtt , . tt•naramow •-* • - 1 1 /11 RING lir SWATeitilit Lt., VOWEL, AND ' " 'PARTRIDGE. This was an hetet:bleat for a conspiracy. The Defendant, 'Captain Charles Knalrhbull, is ems of the late Sir Edward .ay at geibarier imes'«wewaweeiew.r r n'eatelibull, and brother to the present Baronet of that Lady Soyebtitadieedmede has lematria cards a invitation fur mime, M em b er f o r t h e comity of Kent. The ether two De 4moot on tiessaa knit. et Weinman, is 0198144r014 , eqtuire. f..iidatils are attorneys, residing in Nicholas-lane, in the city ~,, Lord RiswAtibm( Ellington, 6eminated eards of 'saltation of London. The hoi c t ioe ql chlried them with falsely and far as eateMeinesent on 02•481211617 si his Mass HI Maas. frumatraily rep tiag to Messrs. Stooehouee mid Co. wive field-et/est. Wes, sine, . me, chants, and •Isn to Tbesuslis Worrell, coffee.bowee.keeper, Comte sad Countess Liewen heeminawed eardbullikeettettion that lie, the said Captain Charles IL satchball, was entitled, for an entertainment as the 641Regy M llseithiline it Mar- under the will of his 111116 father, to • legacy of 300 f.; and le,y.atreet. • -,s 611111114 4 also that they did falsely assigu and set ever the same to Lord King gives an element eniertahlwasiNidalftilay Messrs. Stonehouse mid Co. in order to induce them to delay Id* diseiuguishisd pasty, at his hawse in possitiffrt: ' pro - entities at law against Captain Charles Kuatchloill for i'' ' :, dei1i.14.4......4.44..—....... 7 .' 44.4 i al v" . .4; ' 8531. the amount of two bills of exchange overdue, me. • • PASIIIOIO4 BLS MOVEICENTS: ': . cepted by him, they well knoltiog the said legacy of 3001. m-- bad been a l rea dy p a id t o Out said Captaia Charles --e -i . Knaletbell. 0 The Duke mid Duchess of Beaufort mud iikelifi .. itinb ear It appeale d t h at t h e la te Si r Ed war d K aa t e bb o ll died in sled in town this.day fem. thaie.nsmi IA irlfeetie for Sepletnber„ 1319, trawler legacies (43110/. a piece to each of seesaw. - esi l i s t 4fM •Air ,l isiat" I ,' ids eight younger children, payable out of his peonstal The Duchess of Buckingham AB.' ' estate (the sum of 3,0001. apiece bents secured to them by * Dom Stowe. ' t... 'lo.gia le' " j . a mortgage on his real estate). 'Theie legacies. it apace The Marquis mad Marchioness of Chords altrllea = were all duly paid by the ptemet Sir Edward Knat.hbesil.. - day at Buckingham Honer. Pell-mils Creelartram. 4 ! ll' although hie father had Witty left sufficient personal estate OA 'nee Earl of Jersey left WWII prOieffillf4ll Sreernasib, W pay his debts. Early Is the year 1820, before the period rim and her Ladyship o n a visit t o th e D o ke sisdiAsebesb - quire(/' hy law, he was applied In by the two Derv:ideate, ' Bedford at Wuoburn Abbey. "I , ' ' blesers. Fuwel and Partridge, on the part of his brother, LaEarl Petulant left two yesterday far NeMlElinkt 1 her Captain JOhn Knatchbulf (who wse then confined io White dyship will follow this day. . ~.,,,, , Crum.street Prisod for detbi), and in consequeoce of such The Earl and Countess of BridgewatordikliMllollMantd . ' application Sir Edward Kualebbsill weal with his attorney. Friday at their harm in Grosvenor-4%MM%' Mr. Hughes, to the White Crosestreet Prison, and pis their seat, Ashridge, Herts. . -:..1,..... , ... x;•:trta 'took steps for his liberation by ionmerhately paying form , Lord and Indy ,De Doostamille opiiilorilll " to the Defe n dant*, r o wel sad Patridge, alto said At their house ill, Upper Gro ........................ -as his attorneys, the balance due to him, under his , 7Telischly Paik, Cornwall. :di ca. eto'a" father's will. All that Messrs. Fowel and Pariridge 4 , Lord Newinwough has arrived in two .ftogi 0.1,00.• , ' appeared to hive done. was to receive the money ou „, Mr. mud Mrs. Gordo* mud family h a a t missed at their t h e account furnished by Mr Hughes, and to have ass. Unit in Gloucester-place (tom their seat, Shiodltallos Nor- m i ne d t h e necessary. reliasee; acqn slt• neer, &c. At thr UV. , . ... , latter end of the year 1820, they wrote to Captain ChArlek Arrivals at the Blitish Hotel, Jermyentrett :—Sie W. Knatchbiall, then residing at Nantes, in France, staliaiit 1 : Prookiin, Bart. from a tour; Haas Hamilton, 'Esq. M.P. that they had been employed by his brother Jolts, in refer ~ Isom Da h li as ; and Suffield Brown, EMI, kola eelgtemo, vering what was due to him un der his father's will, god that Arrival, at the St. James's Hotel, Jerneymatreet :—Lord tbry had recovered several hundred pounds more ass be Arbuthnot from a tour ; Sir John wed Lady Aasley from bad conceived himself refitted to before they looked into tbe their seat in MA•I2 ; mud Thomas Borkineoe, Eel. from a pipers, and as he (Captain Charles Knatchbull) was 'Milled tutu, to filename soma and would require an attorney, they prof ' 1.. Q, Nettatittal , Le. MP, oregevi yetriday -at °reit lon's Hotel, Albemarle-street, from his seat it Devonshire ; o fe r re p d o the t, ir serileL, begging him to inform them by return if lie had or had not already received what ems chop •alme Mr. end Miss Bunt from ditto. to him; the answer Co this letter did not appear, but semi C. C. Westeru, Esq. M P. has arigved at the Coburg Hotel, after Clapham' Charles Knatchball quitted Name., and came Charles street, Gros...ow-square, from his seat its Eases. to England, toting np his residesee at Vl'orrell's Hotel, at Arrivals at KWkhasn'a Haupt!** Bruollt.stmt:—Slr which place be had previously been known, and ran up a bill Thomas arid Laity Hauser from their mat, Battisfield Park, Id' Ilse amount of 253/. for which he accepted the Fliatshire; and Sir Mosinagere Chemley, Bart. sad MOS two bill s o f euhinge mentione d in the i n di ctment , w hi c h lc " Affi lli g i eSlTSL :same lielk thugs' .; ! A Mr. Worrell afterwards paid over to Messrs. /Reuel/oust, mid .........—_._ . . Co , which, when at maturity, were dishonoured. Just pre. , e , * I " 1 e0121,1:0.1i(DE PI 171 EA7' R E. •iuusly to that event, Mr. Sionebouse was waited upon by . ,' - q .1.1:-.1 yr, -,,,..L.,...;.,____ the defendant, F o wel, who infertile(' him that Captain , The trmesi, of Julies Case, was' performed , Charles t li b it a atchb a tall . west not be o a l b d le io t d o o p o ey o h t i b: , bills eo aLoimm iliac last night.- • The cant wee unooramooly strong, l o n v l e r "..e,.... t y l o b ( t 3oo kt l. ( Its which he was entitled under the includiug Meese. C. KEssoLt. •Yettroo, sod MA- will of his late father. He mid be bad had a great deal of CRCADY, as Mork defray. Brutes, sad Carrier trouble in procuring payinctit of his brother Jolla a legacy; , „The indiums ailtiich prevailed iisruagh the house, but he had issued a process from the Court of Chancery Is crowded ss, i tt Wm, proved thetiaden interest se ierest ex- 1 w up o o n n ld ° O n e h e oc ho icehn e tste: so tb lit , r beawae sl9r m h a a n d ner in ' i tn in t e l d it a t r ely a p t l i t: l L ant. he citerl by the splendid efforts of. IJoree "master spi. sfe.st. against Captain Charles n uts" of the stage. The speech aver the dead body of Keatebbull, and to accept dye assigmomt of the legacy if '7C:erar was delivered by Mr. •Kgstui,a with such approved by Ms solicitors, Menem. kubmeba and•Berroughs. eming cattdour of wee wcl.) erica/Iliad, to stilt. At moodier interview the Defeatism Partridge told Mr. • rya_ e purposes of liio authitiaO. Nothing. could be Sionelinuar, Capital! Merles Keatchball being present, that Sher than the lieir he had 3,8001. coming to him, and one-seventh of the same i' uf exultation wish Which he slur tberhare,:of.• Meter who had died in her minority ;to concluded hii operieb, when lie had inflamed the t hi s statement Cartels Charles Knatchoull asserted. The Minds of his and(idey ageitist the conspiratory, and t deed was afterwards eneetnea, and within a day Of Abe soinistion with which he uttered the words— ,Ite,i) following the Defeadant, Charles Kosiebball, .ab. 50 ,, ) 444' 4 • . .•••••444" Now II( it work; . ' ' • wended from the hotel, and secreted himself from his i dt,w ey., ,11lieclawf, thou art 414101," •'44'4' A eriditore. On the application of Messrs. Rubinson and 1 • ' cocitod the. must unhoutided applause. In the -. Itioeunghs to the executors of the . late Sir Edward Knatch !erne of their contention and reconcilement. the Ali% a few days after the es.ecuirun of the deed, the whole • • . i . ii , a4 „.. developed, and the present prucesdisg was is ,Apspetuons temper of Cassius was finely contrasted consequence instituted, i ii tli th osop e il s i, o c kd i t s t r ed ti b , ut i d . e h t e ermis r i t ed of b j ea u l i t u ig ( o . f a t , l a ie r cas M e r for G s ti c a h N pr i o Y sec a u n t d ion Me Cal A le i rw Lr it il aes VC wwislisbateianclitaelde the e was wen t ottstained by Mr. EXERTUN. and. Mrs. abov e slatemeNl - -• r , • Mr. Stomboure, Mr. Worrell, Mr. Burroughs, Sir Edward ter' was. an in:greeting Portia. Looking- to , i t . , Koeirhbull, the R . ad Windlitun Kuatchbull, Mr. Deeds, lestlingetistrecters of the piece, supported by tell.. Hughes, and Mr. Ovules Kane. Much an host of talent, we may confidently expect Mr. Waitrons, for the Defendant, Captain Charles ' its career wilt 'be Most successful ;it was alli k ouieced Knatchbull, called no witnesses; but urged in defence of for repetitioA 'iiinidat loud applause. The new his client the characteristic carelreaness and ignorance of matters ma ruaintou to military men,. which might pleudtd afterpiece went off with echo; and the money . readily induce hie diesel 19 believe that something was atil t very ladylike dancing of C . /ferry and Fair Slur wee d ue I, ki n f rom hi s b i oti n , Sir Edward Kostchbull He dgsiei hdnoured WWI an encore. put it to the Jury whether it was possible fur the alight ad. • vantage of delaying the : payment to Messrs Stoaebouse and • The Princess Annutera took an airing yesterday Cu. it be d could heworhbot w while ia engage in &scheme which tb the Dueblea Gt. •of StIcESTIR • en onou • d hred th,grace. earn jc°oered: o °uid aphjeeklion to mermaid. the Dowager' Viscostwtosi AI a LaTeLt with a visit. Mr. Daartart,oo limpet of the Defewslants, Fowel and . . .. '• The Princess A UODITA ditied with the Duke sod Partridge, said he p,silriceuvlvdoirlee:lld sad made the i ingeitious o i bserve- Duchess of GLouctortat yellierday, where there . "°_,,,, .... n o t: tSit hi. . r l i' i r i;; l ., 110 . t wily oii accu m u l ut e i. a f :17 r iffrefe w o l d7l B- 1 t Smut a select party It. tetra her loyal Highness. sunset ;,and the high respectability of his family, but also, Mr. BaAttpiusconFludea his estri'eicipaie u t a t the bressuee if he wire not guilty, neither could that th e i r et ymouth theatre on SatUrday night last, when the • i l l i ttle o i s virili g e d i l l :7 ' eo l t h ; o g e h o h d e o ;L la m a th d : l tor &bet othert' l. case p e . *Pewit; of the Iselin motets fur tint benefit amount- feMfit. ver y ed to 1581. ' * lll , . Leaned Counsel contended that no adequate motive We understand that his Royal Highness the had beets hinted at, either in the opening speech of his fiiend, s he of yosK ha been I,l ow sery to *gre e n his its. Mr. Gurney, or bi the witneises, that could induce these gentlemen, who mere of repeiatvan its their profession, to en- Emotion of honouring Mr. Puettalle'S readings and gage to a scheme of fraud 'loth could not but be descuvered, geettatioos with itis.plOr9uoipst , ' ..ia whin discovered must 4141 them in their profession for YORKSHIRE Et.itcrivis i orA . poblic meeting was ever, No, part of the evidioce which had hese produrinti Meld at Pontefract on Weduesday lasi, when It wee could Si •niguilly knoisledge upniiihesi: 12piliing indeed 4 I At.AJ • 4 w ail proved to euntraiTlrt the notion iltal,:iiese . gentlemen oleed to petition Porliarrie4A against os lai r al • r. "' " -.- hdcr themselves been implied upon by ItdC.,Kbatclibull. Hall for tbe diviewin of Yorkshire ore s ittexPedient, , whose false representation. they had int . credit. H. 44 totally adverse to the towhee of the Nobility ' 'rm.. Denman) contended, that nu pritufw sieves' had been ' ,Peutry, Clergy, Merchants, Menufoctructs, sod given lo substantiate - that uHritutiou sat; the indictment, other sithabitatits of the county. 4 whit ehurged Aga 'clients with knowing` !Ist the legacy of • 1.._. 1 JO 300, 'hid been paid Charles Kestchbottl em. CI" r • ° Eittitittumts.The shock of an esrtiagoom... twat ..._ t . when they wrote ' the letter i ntr o ducin%i W themselves to Vet icy distinctly felt at ('clef}'('clef}' and ueighoour. J lifsa,' they believed the money to be due, fy r that was the .isissel,o betivrat nitionnil ten o'clock On the morning motive which induced them to write, they coold out want a eic,tira 3,Btb inst.t, -Ilse shock was an .eve.e at Feta.. beggar for their rhent, but use 11114411 e business they could ter. the ficnt,Pri Sir ..Da vID i 34 t Kb, ito to. set the do soil be rernuumated fur it. He insisted that as far as r • regarded his clients, the crime imputed to them by the in. Os of the house a ritigig e. , AA ~ ,i , dirtrlrlt 1.411 , commented without a motive. ''A letter from Palls, of January 10 , received in 4 The Loan Cott/ Norma' in soinnang top the eviaence tins city yetairday, • remarks, flint a tritdig i ation 'to the Jury, oluierred, !fiat the :lisogresng is Cbsurrry ' Art was cioteowielbseelstby , the French' fluirtietiniciit„ agalest the .steettura, - nt which the Wi'enifiets Foityl And providing for tha.atilmission of the preauste•of she r'Oftf!d.e s . had rell i :li; iii . *ki : 61 . ' 17 . 11 47 Vier . o The .4 08 . 6 4 nt•in their Ai e 4 to Cyrlt• Xnesdsbell, iliq it United States its french.wod Amertrett,reeoela duly. h i % feec.,..tvd sods " redt., pound. mualL 0.44 , and coming direct trout the letter e 0 f ,,,p.,-,,,0i•w g,,,,to.b u ti e tio„,,,i , 4ii ii i vo m i t ~,,,,,,,,, ~,,i il Y s rZobe . York Paper, Aleck 40. f . 'Jury 16 Ay whether firer I.l4n i ple litre uttered for ilbt 4. ' Advice, have been ieceived from' kitt l Yineito to •trsugatetit purposii' maeatkolet Id ihe indictment. On ihe . ookomth February.• fithr refined ofltirei Prolugoepe evideneell. ‘ tre could b' nO'heinirmitMe doubt of the g'uilko . • the'Dektiditat Charles ICtiatehlihtl. . Steep , ter retuyu; to . EVrolle ass kilufria by thrtite tbsiitiritetired fur *Wet twenty' minutes, and gm dirk winos accounts. l t woo, however, overclinw bg she • • reuse faint a „ r d i of 6 a t t v tb' pet et it a A •421.8. a energy of the P RINCE Roxit. at the moment when • ' l ' •' ' -4 4 - 4. . IL— la f irg' " 44.4 . 7 1 every preparation wits Made to cOolpti them by Last morning the me.-.l' sentence of the es force, and on the morning of the 10th they struck into effro, il pu 14 the retort of noose Pape., egui tal i Alit r-letie mod ?his mail was cosi. their tents, and proceeded to embook their baggage. .e . i n et t e h d e o l f e rra .f 11".t a Irt child, aged 10, . under circumsta c One eircumetance alone damped the general sans- a " it e egl i ravatioa at the kit Surrey Lest R A: faction. In the commencement of the alarm the sixes. He „woe as weak that lie was obliged so be Princess Royul and her family had been conveyed supported up tbe ladd er to the top of the prison, brig to Santa Cruz. The infant Pfister, owing to the placed on the drop,' executioner performed his office, and loudly w " declare/ m. 4e exposure to the hest, by travelling in an open cur- 111 a ac o rd ea ta ii tbe fron t e esofthiehr'eridtkwerimbLarn"di _singe. was attacked ley a thwarter *lnch proved be serer iniannt dat child, sad Ise hoped ..fire matey and ,fittel. The Postsigineso troops wiles{ W. ltastiot on the prayers of ilio,pgagie, ling SO 114111 fies knit like 16th, under etouroy.or two frigatese.l id/ ni tha redo's: I ** , 11 i r dessileshkw" I ° 4 "Pd assn elefshis 1--- .~rr~ lIIINI taltior the 10drilfIldeflee of the re- . 1 :- - , < .„ ,:,....,.... it , 4 di America, without any re ' " -I 4- • 1 K,.„0 . - i . . • ir i i m s :.‘... 7± - 5.. 40 , i l, Nay in the forms of attar , : 1 1!" t r 4 ....r" -. accordance widt this opiniotte , .......\ it the fallowing revolutions:— i ~, fie 0 4 et*.q.. e,' , " loose of Representatives tome lir In • . • , znynosAitti pA itryss. he Presnieni in lija neeaaite of ilea e Aniesieaa Profinera of Spain, no ibeitele of Sails ester disillorddlal Tarty on indeitettaence: ilmili 6 In Ike ea- . Smudgy at IhieJlemist is 4kameuerieuret.. )9 it • • I OLD BAtLEV, MOIC . BiY, APRIL 22. min cat o mo n M e y e r. one indicted for ute andlualbbhinit G• urge Meyers, hit somber, with talent to kilJ pffialleterder bum, or to do him arms grievers bodily teem. George Meyers lased in imardent terrier*, Coastarreiel road. The Prisoner had Tormerfy bees its trade with him, het the Partuership mimed about three years since. Ica March last the Penance preferred • cbaree agates( the wife Of the witness, which wee diousimer4 by the Magistrate. On the following day the Primmer Went to the hater of the wit Dean, and krocking at the dour called out " Thief," sad used Musa horrible threats. Mums erne.' the dose mid received • slab ilk his right aide, and on leavittg the dom. *nether Witund in the head; witless had not spoken at that tem-, nor aid be know with what underwent he bad here wounded wild his wife picked op the 'moire; the Prisoner struck the ottani, who 'tweed it with a blow on she head; the Pri armlet ran away after giving the 'remade, sad witness was carried in doors. Coal-examitied by Mr. BlieDittiCe.—Did oret ask liie uncle to fight, nor did lie strike how until after he was stabbed; never declared lie would blab his side. By the COUlT.—Never swore the Prisoner magic, him lii Um breast, nor that he Lad sere • knife Mina hied; be lieves be wee kicked, but 01111601 say positively, sake was in sensible Pt the time; the knife was givru is au officer. Sarah Wolland saw the Pei karma vitriesitly at the dour of the house is which the last wittiest resided. He threatened to have the life of the latter. The knife dropped from his slei ve and he picked it up and ropitterul it. The Prisoner slabbed the Prosecutor insmediatelpmn uprairag the dour. Oro slid net see the parties Might, nue any farther than the stab giviii. This williess underwent a rigid crone exmolleatioe, which excited considerable merriment in the Cour‘tles expremium of which was immediately repressed with a repeiemeel from the Lem-lied Judge. It appeared that she haul formed, kept • home of ill.fame in sllll.allty, and at preseet lets lodgioes to females who bring home whore they please. The Prosecutor was again called, and predated the shirt aid waistcoat, which were cut, atid the former a little marked with blood. His father must have sten hie shirt; and did not say, " Yuur shirt is not cut," nor did he say " If you were stabbed why did you not comets's) of it'" Leeches were applied to his side, and wore the shirt predeced at she time. lie did out shew has father the cut iu his waistcoat. He west into his father's house lefose he emeritd his own. Freeman, the uffiee ,r i• cuusequence uf rube mat um, weal to the spot and apprehended the Prisoner. W. Foster, another officer, produced the knife with which the trowel was said tit bay, bees iiiii.ctsd. He took it out of the Prosecutor's wsia#usi pocket. The knife, which had marks if blood us it, was handed to the Juey, who compared it with the cut in the waistcoat and shirt. Mr. George Thomas Dale, • lurgeor. was called is he the Prosecutor about • quarter of an hour after the transar lion was said to have occurred. He had a wowed about three inches deep on hts right incest. lie thinks the wowed was inflicted by ouch a kuufe as that produced. The shirt of tl:e Prosecutor was stained with blood before the lerebea were applied. The •ppewrance of the wetland was dangerous. if the knife bed not struck on the bream bone, sad glaaced on one side, it would, io all probability, have entered the lames. Mrs. Westland was again called, and swore that the knife predeced was the eame she saw fall from the Fruercutor's Merv,. The case fur the' eresecution being closed, ffie Primmer declined 'saying any 'Gong in hie defence. The following witnesses. Iseisever' were called. neat tike d S cor . ar irt ea:dreg:Lentil; Prisoner nee in an a d r e age r " l P l:e as P ion, ro. secator, with his coat of and shirt sleeves ticked up, came out with • broom-stick, or mop.stick in hit hard, with whisk he struck the Primmer must violently. 't he Primmer pelted off hi, coat, sad a scuffle ensued which lasted about three or four Minnie'. The Proo calor gut the Primmer against a brick well, rad "pommeled hoe will." The Mee of the !misr was covered with blood, and he could scarcely see not of his eyes. The blood came from the race of the Primmer, whom he saw afterwards in the course of the eves. ing, and then observed sonic cuts or scratches eau his face. 'rimers is • stranger to the parties. Philip Hall some to seeing the Prosecutor strike the Pri soner with • stick. The Prisoner, who had dime nuthia)g previously, reeled against • boarded fence close by, feu the rfreets of the blow. They fought fur about a quarter of as hams. The Prisoner was mach bemire, had both bar eyes black, and his face bloody. Cannot say whence the blood came. Mary Brown saw the Prisoner struck with a brooniMick by his nephew, who also struck his bead aroma the well and wrung his nose. They seneled together fur some time, when the Prisoner went to his bons., and the Promentor's wife erotic out and led hint tote his own horse. Michael Meyers, the lumber of the Prosecutor, was Mend- lot it his owls door, two houses from that of hie Prosecu tor.% and saw his oracle, win,' was rather in liquor, costume by, knock at the Proseerier'e dour with his fist. The Pro secutor came out with a brimiliatick, and knocked kin neck up against the paliag; they then fought far some time, when they were puled, slid the Prosecutor was takes into his °Wu house, and the Prbriatter into the house of witeeie's father. 'The Prisoner was iamb beaten; s h e Promeetere shout fillets or twenty militates afterwards ease to his father's door end said he was stabbed. Waimea sever sew aey knife except lit his brother's wife's herd after "the, row" was over. The blow givin by the Prosecutor was the first beginning of the fight. By the CoonT.—The Prisoner bed not used any ill lan gua ce before he was struck, nor dud be behove with vieltece. Abram Meyers, brother of the Prisoner and father of the Prosecutor, was sitting iii the kitchen with his wisteria. has, and hearing the voice of his brother se.) , load iu the sheet, told her to go up to him. went to the dour, sud saw his sun George, who lives in the next horse. open the street door, and oith is hairbreorn stick strike his uncle us the head; he then threw du•ii the stick and souck him with his fist ; the Prisoner then pulled of his coat and waistcoat and Ihey'fought i the Prisoner Was take, into hie own house and afterwards into that of witness. About squirter of ate hour afterward/ the Prosecutor came and said he was stabbed.' Witness asked, " Why did you not say you were stabbed before ?" He has heard 'the Prin.reut.r, about a for Ivembuth previous to this fighl,asy I. He would go I went, miles td hang the Prisoner" Witco the Prosecutor alien. d his side to witness, lie Maw • wound but nu blood; could nut say whether the wooed bad been recently made • there was blood on the h a ck of his s hi r t, b u t not, ouviag reast i the surgeon had nut thee been to him; witnems saw the knife afterwards in the baud of the Pruscceloee wife, but did not examine it. Pherlse Meyers, sister of the last witness and the Primate, saw the fight, but did mut see the Primmer beer • Marti; she took the Prosecistor'r sire in doors, where she fainted, the Prosecutor sal down by her us the bed; Isbell she reco vend, the Prosecutor said, " Aunt, I am stabbed." Witness had reached the place, but bad nut gune in doors whew the Prisannt ail Ivied; he gave a Magic knock at the door of the I' Prosecutor; elle iteh.d in noise; her blusher Abrahatn was not there tilt she called him ; and that cm nut until the %masher was kno'clred . down by the secoud blow after they Mt& op egaluist tile piting. Freentan, the ulcer, *as recalled by the Judge, and said, when be tdok up thePeisoner,' about twetity minutes after • the sillray, tie had a reit ou the cheek, aid tbe •ppearaure of having been beaten almost the head, but he bad no blood about the face. ' Mr. Justice Palm was about to recapitulate the evidence to the Jell,. when the latter d ec l are d th at th e y we re satiilied. The LeMeNED JUDBO expressed his anxious wish to re emputulate she evideuee is so important • case, particularly as there' had been so much cout.editiory testimony. If. ' however, the Jury thou ht that uo observation of his could chit• ge their opinion, he would nut unnrcorearily occupy their time by going through the evidelsce. It was It, bow ever, that be Rhombi state, that epee • view of the whets of the circumstances, the leaning 0(114001*os was rather ;against the Primmer. In a ease like this, white dere was so such contrariety of evident+, mid where it was (leer tied the wit time* either on one side or the other must be perjured, it was a great satisfeetros to him, that be bad net to decide the ipiestior. . The Joel agile staled that they were satisfied, and immediattly refloat' a verdict of Net Gui Pp.. 0 NAt'4L . INTF.LLIGENC'E. 1 roammotts. arm tl Anived tbe Jesse, Clapham, haw C. plaahmia. riormottit. •PRIL ?ti Arrived thy Good Friend., Thome., front Loudon 1,, f i South Saw; mod the Hope, Beige. 4.1. Lyn 1011 fnr (4,0„,, lk trALlgouitt, APRIL I:4 Arrived due Oriseen Klitahrtli packet Isuus Ae• 1,,k , and Duke of Keut ditto Gum Lt.buto. APRIL 20 Arrived of this port the Cossack, !feriae, truss b sningo,but 7 days for Cbres far urdeia, tilmuars, arta 2t. Arrived homeward •in Marbound. gate Roads the H uu. Comepanis Ohip hips, N. from The Purser of ilut Comaany's LYNIXOTO !ship heir, from c 11 , h q , landed here wide thlpallwe f . r th e C ompany tau bh,yht o'vlork. The l oc h s left Chian 49tb Nuremb e r, 18tb February. Deaf.. aeltn. 21 Arrived t•-devaod sailed for ihr River the liszem(late B. radml). from Chown; Syrrn, CoAM, fi l m s sh e s oeih Despatch, from SI. Domingo ; rr li, from Nemesia for Nie. ra.lie Lord Weiliogioa, Aiolrrron t for &trivia, for 0.4.0. Overimario,from Demerara; Coasyri i Wroughltm, from Lisboa ; and Acute, from lift Took. Gime down from Ike Riser last night and ire•day, awl re. main, the David, Jameson, for Virgiuia; Mint, Pail., (, Quebec; Audeunteila, Craven, rue Quebec ; Luton, D 0 , 1 ". fur Caleuita ; Abuieneer, Motley, for Asia; Blacau ft:. Asia, Halt, and Minerva, fur Quebec; Roby, Elko', t,, St. Ibliehisers; Cfliio. Mead, for Philadelphia; Pomo.. Hanclyaide. for New York ; Wellington, Anderson, fs, Juba's; Hyperion, Storm., fur Mirausithii sad A!froo, torso; for Tobago. NAINKATS. CORN EXCHANGE. hloyo4Y, Aptft The supply at Wheat this anormint being smsll, that of prime quality sold 2s. per quarter higher than on th - is day se'onight, and fot such kind the dewrand was tolerably brisk, but theie is no imprueratom in priee of the inferior awry. .Mona, stitch composed the chief part of what wit at markri. The Barley trade was heavy, at last Monday's priers, and especially for the 'tamed sod discoloured sample s . 0., i , are from Is. to Is 6d. per quarter desert, the arrivals diving last week basilic been small. White Pease are ta per cow. fir higher. Is Reams awl Grey Pease them is uo akersiiiis GUILDFORD„ 10. Wheat, per load ......r 14 0 * hi in Os Oats, per quarter Si 14. le 11 b. Barley, per quarte. Beaus, per quarter .. 11 Os to 11 !Os Grey Pease, per quarter.. 1/ 3. to 11 4. ,11,1 iHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. AWL 32. We ale abundantly supplied with ail description's.' cat tle, and the butchers mot brier disposed so perelosa, all kinds of small meat are emisisleiably lower. Hay, Sisals, and Clover, are at etir last quoistiunii. The I . ..lloriag is a CurreCl .talealein of the prices sad .umbers.—. To oink the Oral per some of 811.. 8eef....21. 0.1. to as. 8.1. Head of CaHle,tbis Ass! M0tt0.....0.1 to 34. 4d. Beasts 3 21 Lamb,..sa. 04. so ss. 84. Sheep and Lambs .. Veal ••• • CV 0.1. to ss. Od. Cain*. Pork ... 2a. 0.1 is. as. Bd. I Pies IVEMGATE AND LEADENHALL ALA (Hy the Care...) Beef .... 1s 114 to 2. Veal .... la 84 to as 0,1 afottata.. 2s Id to 2. ttd I York.... 2a ea to 4. tld Lomb 3.0.1 to as 4d. PRICES OP OAT AND STRAW. R. /11111011. Hay 2! 12. 6.1 to 41 4. Od I Hay.... 31 3. Od to 41 4.01 *tray It le Od to I l 16. Od Clover.. 41 0. Od to 51 11 , u.l Cluvero/I 08 to 01 0. Od Straw.. 1/ 111. Od to 1/16.1' PRICK OF HOPS, per Cwt. Sew Footers now 11101. Kest ....311 00 to 6/ As Kent 2/ 16s to 4113. Sown ..11 Ha to 3/ 10. Sow: t/ eg to a/ Y. I Eages....lll 18s to 41 ea Essen .... /Of to 4/ Os Farnbans, Sue, 61. to 101.111L—Secoodg, 41. 01. to 7/. 7.. FKICE OF RAW FAT, per stone ur Price by Tallow (a•otaitcd by Use Tallow Mellen) h. 4!.1. PRICES OF TALLOW, SOAP, Re. 'per 1 1 / 1 1.. I Tours Tallow. 43.1 Od --• Ulli 'renew Ow, ' b /6. Yellow Russia 43. Old —so4 Monied OG. Whjss ditto...43s Od —s Od Curd I Neap ditto—. 409 Od —4 0.1 Graves ' "ito 4. Nellie' Stuff 364 011 ••••S Od Good Drip ld Op thou maga. Ads Od —s Od PRICE OF CANDI" . From Tallow Candler* Hall. Priam, CaaJlea, per dosrn, Aa 15d—Meselda, 111/1 Si. ed. per dotty allowed for ready nroaey."' RAW HIDES. Best Heifers A Sier►a, per at. Ordinary.. 2s ad to fi 4J 20 104 MU 0.1 Mark. .1 Calf.. sorb IN 0.1 Middlings Os, Si to Ss 0.1 Eog. Horse 04 Od to 0. 01 • SHEEP SKINS. Palled • 4s &I to Ss 8d Downs . 4B 84 to Or 8.1 ShesrOsgs Lambs. ls Sd to 48 Od PRICE OF LEATHER. Butts, Mt to .106 lbs. each * • 18.1 to 20.1 K . lb. Ditto, OS to 661bs rack nd to 231 Dressing Hides l7l to 181 Fine Coach Hides ... .. Crop Hides 35 to 40 lbs. tie coiling 17.1 to 184.1 Ditto. stb to 50 lbs Calf Skins 30 to enihs 221 to 18.1 Ditto 50 to 701bs 271 .to 34,1 Ditto 70 to 80166 16.1 to 284 Small Seals (Greenland) Large ditto lea to 1841 Tanned Horse Hides ••• • lid to 181 Spanish liorse Hain lid to 20.1 PRICE OF POTATOES, front A mug. 15 so Arms. V. Quebec Shams sad °sewage's, flaw •0. lu 54 per 1 , 4 Chumploos fruau Marsh Quebec •ed Shaws, hues Marsh Clumapium~ from Rid Puistues, (row Yorkshbe Kidurys ■1 Scutrn Puunoes, Isom .w... bee. lo 004. PRICE OP STOCKS 'l' ESTER6A Y. Bank Stork 4411 I Imile tiontli..s7 58 55 3 Per CLAW .. 77 761 37 pr. 3 per Ct. C05e..78 774- Ex. aulls, 2.... i3Oout. 34 1;)t Cwt. 97,1 I 3 5 Pr. 4pa Ce550.....93f 94 Onto gi Small 4 7 I". 3 perth.N. AlO 01 101 n Coop. ter Ac. 7b! 7'4; Bk. If 9-161-16 I 754 BIRTH. At Stonehnu►e, on Saturday law Mtn Davie, of thy. Bee bop+, olio of whom, with the mothe►, aro ►lice dens, the other two are likely to de yell. HIGH WATIM AT 4:014D0X BRIM& TUN DAY Murnsus 17, awe ,3. l• Evelio' sir en 3. iiited •nd Publ abed at THI BRITISH PAW o' THE (multi-: Office, No. It 7, Illeard, by C. COP . WELL, of the Suomi. - QEI '444. 1 here, laides ; Oahe FLUID Geneve* el allenned Able D;; Mewnt borers/L .-- ; of cn•RA•t seeded by is its oprra warm aud p EFFLOE Limit wail obviated in quantity iv CON CR I • Ilse Mane Illairesr of I. CAJEPU Cbilblaim Illtes is Cam srculaci oveatao COMPUI Astreagoat . g ° •• 1 N nom :~-~ Me4li ... ... —. .... ~ hap as. ..< . - .St id to 4. 04 doom, as taut PRICE OF LEATHER. i and elEractuu • TM es * totil .b 8 lbs. eaeb & 184 to 20.1 pr. lb. o• Jobesea s od 681ba each 4 44 to 134. Sea 174 to 184 ' I= e and, Rides ... .. l%l to ZIA borne. Ter 35 to 40 tbs. foie caution 17.1 to 1 8 4 4 45 1.9 50Ibs ...fig.! to 801 30 to 411th. t2d to 28.1 QE I. ECI 50 to 701 Its .......2 7 ,1 t o 34d Os-7 blesses. 70 to 8011,s ..... ••••.:....10 4 to tatl St.. Pool's, um (Grreulaud) ' lid to ind Landna; Ws • lad to Ito!beitelot roe Hides lid to 184 IPLUID P.: rot Hides • lilld to 204 • allopetail, --..--- . IF POTATOES, CramAPRIL ISt. Aisne. la tl tosilineuty. Rs and Ozooblea, ftos..• . 40. kr itha per tea. 4131ERt EN Crow tees and Shaw', twat apiuus, fres Bos. to 115 s. Nonorit, Acid -a, frow ,idseys at ...,........ . i toed, Isom ELIIITRATE MICR OP STOCKS 'YESTERDAY. Allonds4 by lb !IL 44l} I Itttltst tionds..s7 58 55 in lis operati4 t.d .. 77 76f I 37 er- CARDIAC *um and plfi .3004..78 771 Z i Es. Bills, 2....1,0 0 a EFFLOR E ut. . *7l I 3.5 pr. 1. . ... which d0.....93f 94 I Data ti Smell 4 7 I"• obviated id, II .A P. 104 I 0 lif I Cons. for At.. itil 77i:,: igoolitily is re 1. 19 9-16 7- 16 1 781 CONCRP.I . Ilse Draught' --- , .._ _ devour of Lei BIRTH. • . CAJ EPU T .bou&r oo Saturday last, Mrs. Davi., of Or.. 'oboe (at ~.e of whom, anti the nether, are ao.ce dce• • . 41 ,11qa Cam, 0 arc librly to doarell. arQMACH . ____ ________— ._ __. . _. • Poe, recommit' ATP.R. AT 4.OtiDON swami - Hu DAY. CODI I'OU is 17 after .3. I 'Swain St ober 3. Antiogest um i. • —••-• -c•-•.... -- Relasoi we 1 I Publubrd at THE BRITISH PRA' of • , EgE.T.il Ti.s . 011 E ( Ace. No. 127, &toad. by C. CO* ... of lie Stlaud. e 1 Me • extglig • Ti wl. BUI . . .' - - -.• - . . . . f - ey • U. ) .~" sireic Num aii massia rffs. rI4FV b.... Ti crogiepaa, mt. 611111 P ; riwgilri. Guotatti; Abe To whi Wilt... Mr &Line; 21 Dame PadJur, The Doers ter Perfemnan 7..; Pries. as--G' lefir. 1.. ; arcs Maws to be Salome of ate 1 The Pollelie of Bu.dJ ee elhe Tows. he leseilsl to She Tow. Ilvaase (his Owe "WY. I On Iletord.l htiMi.R! Neter. Mn. G TONAI T HIS El Mr Antheo OTrigirrli /Iberia', Mr Parley; bawl' fort; Lydia I To which ei CHI Or, • Mr Ur, Grimaldi rigah; N a Ariar, loU. Cherry ..d Tomorrow Oa friday, Oa Satorde: Or Monday tine), Mr• To O. Tee*, A May, in Iwo% and His R 2: Jt U I Mr. NJ PI The doors e Readings corn Thiele sir! seller to ►u baskeeller to OSPIFeI ; et the I street, &tbs. ••• Mr. Pt IM ►ither Sri MESSR Jobs% RICAN SOO Teeth, be It Public IS Fri YORK-PLAC ford.sicret), w The very blab is bold by all wary tip wake seod Mothen ain &whin the Figbt Veil applied trill ii thereby peeve! colorant:ion limber's brit the Oasts of eases list IN *steely yesrs, of this imvalsi by some of 11w dose, as aim and effieseiou imessii Jobosoa ■od •nA, Vet t blll6. • .. ■ V .44 ♦.