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safely reach-A Tr: lad. whei :mhurgn was immcd.oe'y L., slicer: 40 in recto;titig h.:, ira Wei slirfts, and, with c, : . ie of succes% in the CuMmI;NIC'ATI )1,1 " P:i.o.4tia, JULY 3, 1803 rVr netty Ana c.thers eoncen. t it has been notified to H s nor by Rear•Aklthir.ii the riar, K.B. Comm Ander hh ressels on this canut, tt.ar-t krrival of a supdtior nAvgi lin. se seas, lie 11 , u1s-1t nee , ssa:y i s nvoys Fame:4 Icgrthrt g as, if ly, it would be intorrs'eniettn rength to prole& two se r s,„, t e oys will sail at the time 6,4.114 unless tircumstances s at tai it improper:' l ) strer.ger evidencb of t 1 a pa r i I the enemy, than the preeiphil is squadron 'put to Sea, after i iind distressed as the sc;u3drot every respell: Adrni-At Cud.: em h prudent to Lii , All I:111154f (I :h he was plitced f6r it,re tLAi t of the squadron hot In, ws ttt A Junt a and in a w,tk aim th lain. 4 the French Admiral he other squadron %hich We it, until his arriVal at Martini giiq on of a similar tertninati , a al IA loiter in the Wctt Id be eollearsl to ensousner Milt ted to ha Arn his del.:attire: r. Toe s health, on Saturdays Wreih . • r better.'' The report, ynsterdati sd s very composed nirlit; and A C understand he. ate . die lid Instant haitereceircl tend that t',ey contain an acsauht rations in Calabria. —rpm— gh mails became due yinatilat. aired : the letters biought by ii , Itt this day. Philadelphia t.' a 11011S0 in Lien: itiphia, July 5,1, contains the tA. landed at Nnrfutt,.ltr shtrteid &at, fn•ii Esig.ilik A s cot iliac tufamaild him ih2i padrialaa of 114. Tlitinissl, BiithCo s.* pparentiv onflinnJed ; the rola ring sailed horn Mattinive uh 'flax cmbarked at Portstrioitth Hop*, sailed test ntorn;rc. he Dawns Wave also, probably, pro. lunch the wino being fair. the Pt uniian Miniats - r, we and •r = s passports on Saturday, and lal on his return to Berlin. town on Saturday intriO l 4: it his Lordship is s..av A LI6I/11PLa, sprung a leak at Sari , ailing was consplere, And kit Cr id condition, and leaky: IaOT Lar•tioni Ice tak.n, retaken, and carried lidd t of war, Admiral Sir BeferA Gin 13 *wee' of Newfr.tittdland rat l'he cameo, parted on the I,t; ace the Jannis frigate. Gameocat and wieval other tr' in, were at Glen'ldat on the eitli :t of Litneriek touthintheisly intent int, am Address of Thanks to Sif fcr his attlation to the g-neral which has been the distingtfa' of his pulslie eondOft s ands rat' introduElion into Parliament of 84 Be Bill, which is likely to be PO' oat essential benefit to the age - kali omtherce of that country. nrire of the Army of (tektite 814 Battalions of the 61st and 69th I tered in Limerick, last week chef. td into the Ist klettalioth and gldt g•erierel service. appointed Mr. Tiorraie.nephei friend. the Bishop of Down, tote etary. Mr. 'l' s °Tr a tt. thosgh a ser:t is for smile rime filled a confidentid Foreign Otßee. nerous and respeftatle tweeting of iNe serhen of the Borough of Hertford. er Arms Tavern, Leadenhall-stree t, last, in support of that very respee n, Colonel Rewstes, It was una i to stand the result of the poll frYr. eman, at the ensuing eletcliori. m Dover, dated August 8, says :-- ghness the Duke of York is expefferl cut ftom Free Doivn, near Widener , iewing the troops lying fn tire neigh teal. The Grenadier compaay; Surrey Militia, have been in waiting rs. His Royal Highness is espeOra a hence to review t.se Renfrew, Fur 014 and Cornish Miners (lying at th lieigktr), an a plain between tiin a to return to the Ship hut htre to Fess has been sent after Lord rest' - r . ii r, who was in waning at the z5t..,4 to his Royal Higlsaesa's suite, *7l twp imm e di a tely after Lit ',ore' 1 1 . DUBLIN THEATRICALS. Mr. Lewis's benefit, at the Dublin Theatre, was the most crowded house of the season. He spoke his farewell address with extreme feeling. Mr. and Mrs. H. Juuturott have succeeded in an engagement at the Dublin Theatre ; they made • their d• bet nn Monday last, in the parts of - Atha/I and Amdiis Wridenboon, in the comedy of livery' Vows, and were received with the warmest applause. Mr. CooKt was to perform the part of Baron Wareham!, but he_did not appear at the Theatre that night, and Mr. O'itett.sv was obliged to read the part; however he is advertised for the ensuing night to play G/eneh on to Mr. H. Jouesrots's Ner nst ; the put in which Mr. JURNSTOS some years, since cbtained name of the Seeteb Rude,. s - - Yes'erlaymornirg. Ills %latest v, as meal, ;n -oodled the Royal Horse Guards and Stafford Mili tia. in Windsor Court-vard t and afterwards. with Princesses At oust at mt..T. and AliaLlei and Lady I - neon!, went to St. Georges Chapel, and heard a Sermon, by Dr LONG. Aft.; Divine Service, Has MAJLITI went to Ft °gave e to diener. Diets- entree WAS performed to Her MAJESTY end Priticess Ecte•airti, in Windsor Castle, by one of the Chaplains. Afterwards they went to Frogm re. The Attorney who described himself a dealer vs horses, as stated its our Law Report, was, proba bly, used to deal in h,ove pleas. The foot-race between Lade Carty and Geon'sw, • takes place in Hyde Park, this day, between twelve and two. The Honourable Davin EILSICISS will give a farewell dinner, on Thursday, to a numerous; party pt friends, previous to his depasture for America. The Earl of Calat•utron arrived at Brighton last Friday night. The Earl and Countess of CMAILLSSIONT, Lord Atom Colonel RAM and family, and Major Mar -1 HIV'S, have arrived in Dublin. The Countess of CLA at and family have arrived at their seat at Mount Shannon, is the county of General Ft.ovo, with Lady MINNS, arrived at the Duke of YORK'S Office, at half past two o'clock on Saturday, from his command in Ireland, where he is succeeded by the Earl of Henault:ream. Master Bei ev WAS to 'close his engagement on Saturday night at the I:fascism Theatre, in the pas t of Noted, for his own benefit. His Esceileney Count Sreoe Aerate the Russian Minister at our Court, left town on i Saturday, fur the purpose of going on a short' visit to His Grace the Doke of SOMISSZT, at Earley Park, Sourowt shire. Mr. and Mrs. H. Swoons are *swaged to play a few nights at Worcester ; this night they COSS. usence Ll.Cii performances. Mr. Bsowne, who is performing with so much eels, at the Windsor Theatre, played.several seasons at Bath, and was called the Bath Re:sees ; and when perforpsin at the Dublin Tbertre was known by the appellation of Gem:laws Baowea. in contra dis inetion to a Gentleman of the same name, after wards a Member of the Irish Bar. A Dispensation has passed the Great Seal to en stile the Rev. W. LICIT, M. A. Chaplain to the roost N• ble the Marquis of Starroso, and Pre hendary of the Church of Lincoln, to hold the Rec tory of Mavis Enderby, on his own petition, toge ther with the ReEtory of Thorpe on the Hill, on the presentation • of the Dean and Chapter of Lincoln, both in the county and diocese o' Lincoln. 'l - he Bishop of CLOSFEST is among the last at rivals at Bath. The Countess of HAlt RIPOTOPI, with the younger branches of the family, left town on Saturday for Windsor. Her Ladyship will proceed on her journey to Ireland this day. It is reported in the fashionable circles, that a treaty of marriage is on the tapis between the. Duke of Nevicasthe and the Honourable Mira MUADA Y. almighter of the late Lord MIDDLITOS, most ac complished young lady, with a very considerable fortune. We have great pleasure in stating, that Lord Porten iv's eecovery keeps pace with the most ar dent wishes of hit friends. On Saturday nigh: he rested well, and was coni t idered last cveiiinz notch better. Tile Loao CHANCCLLOS, as he was rising from his Chair, after disposing, of the bu.iness of die Coup, on Saturday, was suddenly Seized with a lumbago, whi.th. for the moment, deprived him el tie used his limbs, and appeared to give him much agony. His Lordship was supported from the Court by f n s Purse-bearer, and other attendants, who, with greet difficulty, assisted him into his carriage. l!oletwidslitia,ding the ;seine pain his Lordship seemed As safer, hemade light of it, and observed, with a PAN " It ;sold teen goo:" The Lean . CasscaLaoa was so much recovered yesterday fro m 'sits tunititigo,as to entertain Lord . silver PITTY, and a few selel friends, at dinner, twigs Lordship's house, at Hampstead. The King has. been graciously pleased. by Letters Patent undef the Pent Seal of the United King dom, to dedare ihat the Right Honour;ible Char. Mete Fitzgerald, commonly called Lady Henry Fite. 'weld, wife of the Right Honourable Henry Fhz gerald, commonly called Lord Henry Fitzgerald, being one of the Three Coheirs of the Body of Sir Thomas Manners Lot d Ros, and first Earl of Rut land. and se one • f the Coheirs of Robert de Ros, who was summoned to Parliament by writ in the lertir-ninth year of King Henry the Third, is, and shall be, Baroness of Res i and 'hall have and er,jiT the said ancient Barony of Ros; together with all t he "4 11 /g. privlieges, pre-eternences, imam swift, and advantages, thereunto helot giug, or in an; wise appertaining to her and the heirs of her Ak roll and ample mainsee es the ',Aid Sir T:.ornas 61* * *13c, Lord Rut. and first Earl of It it or airy cif anFessOri, ha,.Nls tot Ros, of t he said Robert tie loos, held and by td the sanic.,— irt; -role BRIGHTON, Accusr 9. The heat of the sun has been so powerful to-day. that the St. yne has been deptiv. d of ciatimulY ; nos have there been many carriages out to-day. At nine o'clock this rnornil g, the first battalion of the first division of the 40th - Regiment of Foot, from Silver Hill, halted here for two hoer', a , id proceeded on their route to Portsmouth. 1 be Officers of the South Gloucester Militia, this afternoon, marked out the ground for the encampment, which is to take place to-morrow or Monday ; it will be opposite Carleton place, on the same ground that the German Legion were encamped too years since. Lady Foartscu e has taken an elegant house on the North Parade ; her Ladyship and the Honourable Miss FORTMCVz are expected tct-morrow or Monday; the Duke and Duellers of M A atioaoudis are also expected on 'Monday. The grand Review, it is thought, will take place on Wednesday. Dr. Bt. •as came Ldown expreu yesterday morning to Mi —4ll-011NITON, Fifth°, I regret to tell you,is considered dangerously ill. I.Thepocttv's carriage *as in readiness to convey Aim to town Last night; but Mr. JOHNiTON, who experiences the most anxious concern for his amiable and beloved sister, has prevailed on him to remain. The return of his Royal Highness the Prince of Watts was anxiously looked for all the evening. The band were in readiness toreceive him, and his not arriving in time to honour Miss - Bs uturerr's be nefit with his presence, as expeaed, was a great dis appointment. The Theatre, however, could we forget the splendour and brilliancy His Royal High ness's presence always diffuses, was superb. It was crowded with beauty and fashion. The Eat! and Countess Diadetsx, Lord DERSLIEY, Mrs FITZNILIMIERT. Major BLOOMFIELD, Colonel Savant., Mrs. BROWN, Mr. HIATRICOTI, and the Hon. Mrs. WaLeote, sat in the PRINCet. box. Earl Ca Col. KINGTON, Col. FANL, Capt. M'Cnoun. and Mrs. Coor ea, sat in the op posite box. Miss Ratio -rote, on her entre, was re ceived with reiterated plaudits; and both! Mr. and Miss Be vertu. received much and merited applau.i in Prank Hearted and the frau Chrirly. Mr. BENNETT, as Geseraer Heerlsll, and Mr. Marta. in Timothy Quaint, were excellent. he new SrateA Rahn received its full share of applause; and Miss R•rcuroso and Signora Luerao exerted their talents with the happiest effeet. The farce of Ma- Masao/ followed, in which Miss Bev tiros: gave a finished portrait of the fascinating Cia-a At the conclusion of the Bald. gall Ca arra went to the Patmet's box. and condulSed Mrs. FITZHIR IIIIT to her carriage. l'he tidies were princi. pally in white, with hunches of white roses, and several wore beantiful veils ; suspended combs, with the PUNE el Orme, were unirer sal.— C ittnteu BERRILRY wore a sky blue dress, trimmed with lace, with a black lace Spalish mantle. Most of the gentlemen were in uniform. In the bril liant circle were, The Earl and Count,. of K. , IM , Pt, Lady Jefnixtemm and party, Lad, Horrayamod, 114 , 5. Gu'dantid, Mrs Sneyd. she Na-es Wahs-ole, Mrs Vat r e ...,d ;ea., CANmitl Sear', an 4 party, Mr. and Mr , Kris and pa iy. Ur S‘sn-er, Mrs Wilitin-cm, Mr Fits4ohn, Wee,. Nlet..a f. Mr. G. r•imer and family, M's. Ciwr and g . rty, Mn Lancaster; aod Moses J•ff•ry. At twenty minutes past eleven, His Royal High ness the Nina: of V 1 aLas arrived at the Paviliol„ and immediately sent for Major IlLoorar tat Is, from the Theatre. The Earl of Bartle noes had a party to supper, and several charming songs and merry glees Were sung, until twelve o'clock. august 10. Miss Joisstrom has had R very bad wg3t, and is not better. TIMIMINEMS TUNARIDGE W EL LS. Avec 8. The weather being very fine, our races, wt.ich commeoced on Tuesday, were uncommonly well at tended ; not Lewes, or Brighton, could vie with us in numbers, and the display r f carriages has not been rivalled, in this part of England, for years, Among the Fashionable' on the ground we obseriPed, 'Th. Duke sad Duchess of Dorset. Ltelos,-- Noun( Edge comb., A. Wombwe'l, Lai an, A 11.nrians, Blackwood, Heron, C. Harbord, Eyre, Prry, De-la. Wart, Deem, Henley, II Couiteoay, Sc. L0rd.,41, 4 1 iunt Edge combs, and Ileolev. • Sir George Wombwell. Mews. —Si Baring, Later, Steele, Francis, Trans, Norris ; Trooket ; Koateltboll, Celbtin, Hope, T. Hope, Sims, KJ- 011(1, Pritchard, Jackson, weJia.burno, Ramsay, Hamilton; CAA. Calll,loll, Cot Hileell; SIMI.IO/11, COO4llO, Mathew., WIIIII.II, deley, Jones, Tunm, Teeler, Fi‘kea, sod Becher; Admiral Douglas, G South, J. I larrisoo, Rev. T. C. Calstury, Re. doe . The sport the first day WAS ezcellent. At half past twelve, started for the Manor Bowl, of Sul. Four mile heat. : Mr. Buckle'. bin mare Mi,ionette 1 1 Mr. Emrle•i*. brown horw l.ah , at 2 Captain linffenden cheenot eclrling Tom Piles 3 :4 Iffiai‘iscits won the first heat by half a neck, and thisecond by only biz inches ; !.,eruct pressed her so hard, that the bets, which were S to '2 at starting, were equal at the second heat. 'Calk was a chain,. ing race; the three horses running so closely, that they might have been covered with a sheet. Sweepstakes and Handicap were well con tested, in to erMICOOUCI, And .s4usae exec:lent sport shown. SeCOND DAT. Two Cu:. of 601. Fwur Mile Heats. Mr. Emden's brown h. Lamar, b yes 1 2 1 Mr. suckle'. bay mare sfinimlette, 3 y.s . 2 I Y Ma. Tart', Chesnut sly Palorocr, 3 yr• 3 3 9 Captain Hultoden's g. lons ?yes, 5 yra . 4 4 4 Mimionette, having won the first day, carried weight ; in consequence, shelve. The sport could not be better. Priam 'r bolted in the second heat. The bets, at starting, were even ; hut, after the first heat, 2 to 3 on Lah€d, who beat Miajonette, atter a very hard struggle, in which much good horsetaap ship was shewn. In the afternoon, there was eroellent rac l ng for the Sweereakes of .501.; and the Handicap far the losing horses, which was not over till dark. The company wore more numerous than the day before, the weather berg uncommonly fide. On Thurclay, there was fine sport with the don- Ides, who, for several hours, &splayed their fleet ness and 44itiiiie ability to their fashionable and numerous admirers. ,This place fills fast—several houses are just taken; arid although we have lately.lost some good f ain ifies;Tet we are moots Wirt - than we h ave b een ; aid are nosy certain tkat we hare a golid season. - . , • LAW I NTE LLIG E NCI. ' COURT OF CIIANCF.K Lincoi.os*Asts, Alms, 9. • BANKRUPT PET.TIONS. Es parte TAT Loa, ie the mailer of HIBBERT, / Backrest. This was a petition by one of the Creditors of the Bankrupt. playing to supersede the Commission of Ban:tonsure, on the ground: of there not being a good and sufficient existing creditor's debt el iOOl. doe by the Bankrupt at the time of suing out the. Commission. It appeased that the B inkrupt being indebted to one Cluff io a sum of 601 and being in want of a further sum of 401. odd, Cluff procured, that •sum for him, from a person of the name of Ogden, and in this manner the debt was increased to upwards of 1001. but' previous to Clara suing out she Commis sion, the Bankrupt repaid the 401. to Ogden, leaving the debt as it was originally. On the part of Cluff it was ,netended, that he was totally ignorant of that re-payment to Ogden. The Loan CH•NCELLOR, in pronouncing his judgment, took occasion to observe what mischief arose from taking out Commissions of Bankruptcy in this way, and how necessary it was for Solicitors to make themselves masters of all the circumstances; particularly as to die existence and nature of she Pe titioning Creditor's debt, and the aft of insolvency committed. His Lordship then alluded to the facility with which a wealthy man could procuse Solicitors ever ready to undertake his came, and the obstacles with which a poor man hid to contend, is euclea 7 coming to obtain ju.tice ; and expressed a bore, that the Legislature would one day interfere, and some rule-would be established, by which the do •re of British Court of Justice would be eine* open to descriptions of persons. In the preset.' CAA, be regretted that there was not sufficient before hid, to visit the Solicitor to the'Commission with the ri pence: of it ; but he thought there was fed enough on the face of the proceedings, to convince hint that there was collnainn between these parties in Ming out the Commission. •His Lordship, therefore, di reeked, that the Commission should be worried • - ' and all the expences attending it should be paid b x Ogden, Cluff, and Hibhert. In Mt sisters of Gast, • Basirapt. This was a similar application who the abov but the foes somewhat &firearm. The Petitioning Creditor's debt consisted of ptnmissory note of 1001. ; but it appeared, this 1 of it had been paid, previous to sting out the Cs mission. The Bankrupt and the Petitioning Cr ditor had been convicted of a cemspirsiey in sus • out the commission, to the injury of the Bankrupt's other faiLereditorr. The,l.o,so Cu aec tic.% in riving judgm versed to him former observations; and in di that the cowartiCsiion should be soperseded, he f• then obseremlllowmelancholy it was, that ao • Commissions of BaokrUpt.ty should be issued such circumstances, wher e ple parties might their remedt at common . law, whhout voiratita • t i entire of the tinfortmate deh;ur'a property his bands. 'He could not but (eel that much mischief arose from the negligence of the A in Commissions of Pankruptcy, whose duty it wan be cumin of the grossed they stood on, before. ventured on so summary a proceeding. His ship thep directed, that, in this case, the A the Commission should pay the expense; 01 from any fraud on his east, but from his negbge in that duty he was baund to be fully acqu • with. Ex-porta Jusstcs, is the salter of MATORW Cu sienna's, a Bankrupt. This was an appteation by Mr. Justice, one the Creditors of the Bankrupt, praying to set ar; • the Commission, at the expense of Stephen% the P titinning Creditor. • This Commission had been sued out so 1. as the year 1790, and was now sought to be sealed on the grounds of fraud ; it being that there was no debt due to the Pe.itionin ditor; only three debts were ever proved un • Commission, the Bankrupt 'had obtained his et icate, and it was charged, that the'Commiesion been issued to prevent the Petitioner from most ing 5001. agsinst the Bankrupt. It appeared t Cunningham had been declared a Bankrupt Horse-dealer, though in fact he was ;n Att • The I.ORD CMAINCILLOR observed, that pretest this was an application to which MT nineharn, whom his Lordship knew, and polo in Court, was privy: It further appeared , that the said Bankrupt was formerly • person of the law, and in the year 17914, set out on his travels into foreign parts, not entirely with his own approbation, nor had he then his own choice what pan of alp world hp should vi it, but sailed for . News Sash 1,1;les. and had been absent troin this. kingdom somewhat more than 'tree years. He was recently returned, and now made bin first appearance in the Court of Chancery. The Lord Chancellor further observed, that as this applica tion had keen delayed now sixteen years, it could %re no great injury to Mr. Justice to retard his progress a little longer, particularly as there were numerous *tutors attending the Court, who had more import ant business to be disposed of than this Commis sion. His Lordship, therefore, ordered that the Pe tition should stand at the bottom of the list. About twelve o'clock on Saturday sennight, Mr. Sheriff gsoul as, of Cork. was attacked by a gang of ruffians in that city. from wham he rescued an unfortunate woman, whom they were abusing. Finding his life in danger, and the constable who attended him knocked down by a stone, he fired snd wounded one cf the party in the neck, but not Janet °ugly. The others made their escape. Toe Nmtingham Volunteer infantry were in spifiled on Thursday last, by Lieutenant• Colonel E..t..0r;, who explained to them the new plan un der whkh they would ad in future, viz. to have their allowances reduced, and to muster twenty-nix days in the year. The whole of this fine battalion mean to Fouttaue their services under the new regu lations. The officers and Imo of the Norwich Battalion of Volunteers. comman led by Lieut.-Colonel PAT re -14,4, base agreed to cor p tinue their set vices. They psradeJ, tor the first time, under the nez regulations, on Phut sday Last : their establishisserit is complete to a man ; and orders were issued for new clothing of the UM= quality as the men now wear. IMIII S • CROWN II DL • Irefire Loao 011111 BAK° [1,4. Con. Mt! AIGAIIY Efe4a r iriolford was ioditied Gretna, in Scotland, intermarried* ford, on the 96th of Nov. 1801, a the parish oh St. Mary, Lanitlefha 'Surrey. on the 19ils of May a - 40 C termarried with Robot Jacque; Janet hu. hind be•ng still alive. • • This was a care which cached ar consider ree of inters st, as it was understood to icr( legality of a G,esna Green Marriage. The] not was a young Lady of handsome persoh's gent manners, and her appearance at the cited r- -iderahle syrr path , her behalf, have . takes my o. , name - _ d ever after disown that of Whitford, whidr fully satisfied I never was entitled to ; I t for it, for I bold it in utter abhorrence." Ore Learned Counsel. no doubt she Mee utter abhorrence. While she was puts a taminated; **held it dot in abborrei;ce ; she had cleyiated frees the . path of viru doubt abhorred the same of the Isan bad wounded with the most cruel of a She did not return NMI, Aid night,.bn morning her hdibarta reptirid maul was at a neighbour's book 'sad 4e6red He accordingly attended. mad this the gleam of remorse for tier priaceeduci. • saw her husband. she ixclaidaed, Wh cannot, will *tit forgive hre."—At that t not know the extent of his irjsrryy, bdt diately confessed that she had di ahoaopn and complained that J smith their lodgeo her from her duty. All she requitsied`w husband would restore her to butt our notwithstanding his injutles, he promise do. Of short duratioy however, was resolve ; and so true was it, that when of virtue were once trawgressed, and ti came familiarised loth gu i lt. that i: acts remorse, what in hs pure state it con! template without horror ; for is a few this event, she enblicly married her hoar and for that act she new stood arraign minal at the bar of justice. I.'ht Lean concluded by stating, that he should a nesses to prove. his cas , ... •1 he punisbn vc.ii found guilty, wt. uld be apportioned perior wisdom of his Lord:Wp ; but the yet this consolation for the unhappy wo cited consideraMe sympathy on bet behalf, sprain oil of the Coati. After she was arraigned, and bad faintly:4 her plea .ti not Guilty. .' . Mr. L.i. how 13 rose to address the I . gars by staiing, that the melancholy x i " upon him. which he assured the Jury s with most painful sensations, to ceidirtot ON cutiim agai,st the prisoner at the bit, fists which, if suhraistiated against het. denier from her lank in life ; which the I.lyf bsar fekmy ; and which might sullied bet pe e 4,.enj ported from her native enem it y, an vilest and most profligate of seenki which he had to lay before the Jury iris extramdinay nature, and differed very tee* class of cases. which usually presented tilis for the considennoin or a Jury. In pliers who were arnitou..ffer this crime wens ulaht order of society,. who had no krtriatedge extent of these' motel ditties, or of the coast of deflating from them. Nst,such wise the the prisoner at .he Isar, she bud time w 4, and ought to have, been refined to a belapr.i her defies. sud impressed ebb the impugn their onscreinrs: She *as the daughter a of respeßa!oility. and of some importance town of Basingstoke. and in the year 1501 addressed by her busbitedoshe solicited Is in marriage. Fur what reams. the Leonia set said, he was not informed. but her father time, war scene to the match, and refused I sent; but the addresses of the young man w dtmeeeabli to her mother. and ether pinto .I„Ar's family; but it being friend that an I woold soften the obduracy of her father. tb couple eloped to Scotland, and were there s according to the bunts sad ceiernanies of LI tish law. Upon their return, they were to to her father, and the husband commenced as a linen-draper. at SouthaniptOn; at their was about 25 years of age, and the'pritasse Is. They continued at Southampton sigial. I {lO5, when busies:al not steceeiditig; ho ere" tel relinirish his situation, and cease to I Here he certainly Rai obliged to lire Glee scabs. He obtained a situation as maneginy a whoPpsak linen warehouse ip the City, en small house for Ms wife at 'Kennington. 1 aided together, in apparent comfort and lo he going out early to his business is the r and returning home idiom eight is the The et:Winced this cootie till abet* Mai when one evening, returning as tonal.he to soother bed was putting up in a spare red - Upon WIWI,. bb wife fold him that abs ha room to a most tesyeaable old gentleman, ' taken the romp to lodge'with them. In the . the new lodger made his appearince ;hi above 60 years of age, and of most geneie. wenn, rs, and was , th erefore, gladl receive ' husband, as a vaccine inmate. roes nit he could moped no injury ;and We. ' suspicious could have thanght Lentils in d ; such society. However, s. , it was, that eft 1 short time, be found his wife strangely niter ' behaviour towards hint. She appea red ' iris b him, and miicrable in he rself.. Fit ; her to reveal the cause of her uneasiness, ' no doubt, to reveal her own guilt ; she a ' say, that his behaviour was unkind, am t reason to inspect his fidelity. He etdesei a every soothing attention. end by increased to convince her of her forming as ertot ^ nion, and had apparently succeeded, fo morning of the huh of April, when he 1 t .. they parted with marks of more than u mess; but it so happened, that being tali! ' day, be returned home much *earlier thai I , tomary. He found his wife from liony , ..a Y mande-piece was a late'. addressed to hii " handwriting, to the following purport: la have taken my own name of Miss Howspd