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.1 a • . V Lk place. Ptilmossee, before the J 'satire% IBM It. coda Ito Irr4Tsl,4 l .4teu his eaantinatisia it" taken he um pie hi. , Vie Prisoner, on being seavrhed, said he pup. 11 1 " 41 hi had lei , his Pockrv-tinok on Meade'.couii ler; 1k .4d this after Meade had charged Inin wilts having s poeket•book. At first he had denied to re hoeing any. Robert Growyry. an Officer of the Pulice—l emsrehed the Prisoner, and found a letter. oil which I *map my tismr. This i• the letter. I immil • pair of eashfie-bstv ton. The Pri•ower gave me the whtrh unlocked them. William Dowdy-1 I d this letter on the Prisoner after he had been delivered into my custody. The examination of the Prisoner altogether de vreot the facts stated by the different witnesses re evertill the first hide, but admitted huriag wren the note to Meade, believing it sn be a good nor. John Lees, an Inspector of Bank notes, proved that the fonr notes produced by the other witnesses were all forgeries; that the water-mark was a mere poimtion. inipressed on the paper. and not mode it. He stated, moreover. that the three 51. '4 , 4 were produced by the same plate. The two letters found oil the Prisoner were then ionduced in evidence. They were addressed to Wotoll.ury, Woodstock ; bot upon opening , tern, commericed with " Friend Ler." Torre .-as throughout them an attempted ambiguity in tom terms, but were evidently written by an acentn ;dice. who was in the habit of putting eff the Pri .orrer's notes. and who wanted an additional supply. They proved the Prisoner to have beets deeply lin t !waled in a regular system of forgery. l'be Jury immediately hrought m a verdict of Citifig, and sentence of Perak was passed on the Prisoner. Mr. Justice Burrough told him at the rem. time that lie could give him nu hopes whet •ver of nu fry being extended to him. .A is indmiment had beers previously trird at the Cry I side against the Inhabitants of Dorset, for not repairing Weymouth bridge, to which they pleaded you it ought to he repaired by the Corporation of Vi mouth. A fier the evidence for the Defendants vas produced, the Counsel for the Prosecirtion sub mitted to an acquittal, stating, at the same time, oat the indictment had been preferred merely ati matter of form, in order to skew that the empire worm h.rd dune every thing in their power to throw the burden on others, before they applied to the Legislature fur relief. YORKSHIRE LENT ASSIZES. A C4lend sr of Pro.uners, who were to take their triul• 641 re Mr. Justice Bayley mill Mr. Justice l'erk, at the Castle of York. commencing 4)11 S slur stay, tech 4, 180. Henry Vsosittert, EN. High Sheriff: George Walla, for having bad carnal knowledge of Anne Abb.:, of 111sIhy, under five years of age. J. Taylor, for stealing a silver watch, three promissory oyes. Ike. the property of William Tortmstine. J,weph Goodnall, for burglary. J.ihn Croslautl, fur killing sad sis7isur Mary Lis wife. Thomas Senior, for defrauding J. S. Tidnans, of Leeds. J.,lq) Clayton, of North Owratn, for uttering two or more forged promissory cult^ Ruth Clapham, of W !ifai, for attain two similar motes, k mg them lu he forted. Rachel Field, of fleshy, spiaster, fur murdering a child. Joseph Claytuu, for untiring forged notes of the Halifax _ Ja►hus Clayton, for the same offence. James Marshall, for stealing one silver pint, one ham, •adothrr art it Irs, I lie property of John Fletcher, of Beeston. John rieldhouse, and Joseph Pieldkuuse, for stealing four dozen of knives and finks, (sum the wine vaults of T. Pear son, of Siii ISt-lid—John Fieldhouse is also further charged with sic:ding • silver watch, &c. at Sheffield. Juba Smith, for totaling two boots, at Howden, the pre terty of John Peas. J din &li!ns, for • nterin. the de/tiling-house of John Shut- I: •Sui th, of Sill !field, and a hog therefrom divers snicks. Ann kluuutsin, fur the wilful murder of a otw bore week _ _ _ Seaward Botith, Wm. Garratt, sod Benjamin Rower, fur I:,r wilful murder of T. Paikin, gamekeeper. S King and Wm Swifl, for rubbing .1. Harkins us the highway. Jams Calvtit, fur stealing a gelding. James Newton, alias Rieke, and Edward !Wherry, fur roblaing Time. Kilsuu of a draft bill, value 641. Rulnet Crown sad Juba Ryder, fur breaking into the house of Aun Dorton of Fled" sud stealing anion* articles , also (hated wish sewage burglary, at Radon. James W. aville, fur stealing a pocket book, containing twenty three provincial netts. Matthew Speueer, fur stealing from Joshua Jackson Ise one guinea nules. _ _ James K. lahaw, for cutting and MI aisain a cow. Pelf.. Preto, for a rape. (7:tarifa Davison and Thomas Newbury, fur stealing afro-mg apprise!, &c. out of a dwelling-image. Thunias /Warm, fur stealing • gold watch and four teals coil of a shop at Scarburoagh. Erumfitt, for rotting 6re lu his dwelling.honse. Atirsham Duwgill and Julio Browne, fur rubbing W. Bus field of • one pound nute. Julia Brustue is also charged with rubbing Thomas Holdswurih. William Shires, Janics Gray alias Jack Tate. and Ben jamin Ta)tur, fur rubbing James Kicbulsuo, Gent. wf Leeds, ci • ijlarr wroth, &c. Geroge A. amy and Francis Sellers, fur taking from Jo orrb Bahia in one guinea note, 31 glutei of 11. each, &c. Wm. Wini.l, fur glirtiostemhog. 4- lonian, fur paying counterfeit nuts,. Ilivaj-intiti Simile. for laraktug luau a warehouse, and steal it.g 9l pure. of isuraird. Jam ph Roberti., fur sit sling six ponud or guinea mutes. form elm house or R. Pickfrsgill, of Sheffield. William Hollins aud Charles Pearson, for breakiag Tutu a vearvfirtufe. and stealing 61 pieces of stuff (raids. Itribm I Allison, fur fveiditig a thivatening Inter, demand jog mosey from 31ra. Lawrence. Mark pylon., for tweaking into • house at High Hoyland, smg sisalitig mum y and let oils. Charles Ilattliffe, for rill riling out of the house of Elias livieher, of So.'''. by. 1$ pi 4. suissury notes. Jirorpb 1 homes, for stealing a pocket howk, containing stiffs D. and [utiles bank aules. Ali.absm Hewitt, fur stealing une heifer. Meek Eleicber owl Juliu Phillips, fur the wilful murder of Ashims. • Sasourl Jackson, furs rape. Anne Tweedy, fur wilful murder. John Harris...a mid Juin Lain, fur a burglary in the house at g gashes, Esq. alsu fur rulibmg • shop. Jane Peck, foe being an accessary before and after the Juke Andrew, fur grand larceny. J ilea Fenruley, for niasullaughter. Jas. L50w.....1, fur .teslung loan 'tether sheep. 1 hasiaa 81401.111 e. fur Matsui Iwo pair of bouts. Essa.twih itodoell, fur the annedee...l a usw.hurn finale binder.' rhild. Ea. J. Etta. and bat. Bray, for breakirig tutu a decamp humor, with um lemma to steal. . Nuns Il i J. Proctor, J. WIWI, W. A nty, 1 . . Fail., J. t.t- 'ILN a litaatlogrirsy, R. IPeasees.'lo. Gomel" C. Edward Filth, for a riot at Danbury. John Riley 'lndiana. Dobson, for rubhior RABA Cirwling, en the King's hitchway of ikrire hilts of enhance, viler 731. 'stud iu proluicauiy mom, amid uur putkrt book big property. leme Gledhill, for forcibly entering the mill of Miser's. Dentliotway and Co. in the townchip of Dewsbury, laud threaicuing the lives of various persons. F. lward O'Brien. Patrick Divine, and /lamer fldl, fur kitbag and sloyiiig Thomas Iturrlaud, et Dail. Janes Crawshaw and Jam riflPatifet4.l, to r en t er ing dig mill of Messrs. Ilemingerey, iit the township of Dewsbury, and threatening the Bees of various pesos's. WORCESTER GENERAL SE.sSION. A General Session for the trial of Prisoners con fined in the County gaol, was h e ld sit Wp eces t re on Tuesday. The Noble Cliairinini (Earl Beau champ). on entering the Court. observed. dist in consequence of the demise of hi+ late Majesty, be and his brother hlagistrates should take the oaths of,isllegiarier, supremacy, and whjoration, winch would also he adminstered to such other persona as wished to take them ; hi. L01113111;1 and twenty Other Magistrates, together with tie Deputy Clerk of the Peace, afterwards took the oaths ; the oath of nilegl4llCe was administered to the Grand Jn.y. 'file Noble Earl, in his charge to the Oral{ Jury. irifurtneil them that it had liven deemed expedient by Gmr►rnunemt mill by the to hold Sessions immediately previous to reels Assize►. as thereby the labour•of the Judges would be twitch dhnimi•hs•d, end the expenses of comities reduced. The calrodar contained the mimes of I.rwriiiretl prisoners. ; of whom ten were sentenced to various terms of imprisonment. JURY COURT. SCOTLAND. Twn trials of considerable importance took place • Nlonday •ud Turaday sr' •KM: in the Jury Coml. The guest' s :wise out of the io-rtiarri of • !.t..ge coach at Ai1(16,, by which 11111 individual received considerable ii.jorry. The accidet.t was neca•unlyd principally by stones having been laid down on the rood for the purpose of building ■ house; Nod the prop►ietols of the couch brought an act .•f relief Igain•t the road tru.tres, who again held the proprietor of the house liable far ha t in g Inid dorm these atotn-a. Oii the tint issue, the Jury found, th►t as the •tours were laid trlown within 50 'rids of t h e i nn at Airdrie, the master of which heinv one of the couch p►oprietors, they held that he was eulp H id e of tirghgence in permitting such a iiiiisance to be led down in the mail of hi. coaches. Th e de. triages we►e laid at 500/. but were MitVied by the Jury al 1501. On the second issue, after a pointed and most his. titict charge f the Ju Igr, Ilse Jury found, that it was the duty of the road tru.teru to prevent the practice of laying down builibog ►tones, or soy other nuisance, within the limits or the mu d, w h ic h p i ,. tended from fence to fetter. mul not to the metal' il part of the mud only, its tutsrited by the trustees; 81111 with regard to the builder, it was the opimuu of the Jury, that as the practice was tolerated by cus tom, lie could not be bleated for availing lifinitelf of that privilege; although th►e trustee• loud nu right tis grind 1 , , and might to have prevented it. A bill of exceptions was tendered by the cimosel for the trupters against the conclusions of the Judge iii his charge to the Jury ; bu► if his charge be sus. hinted, this tlecittion will reuder it nee:rustily Ism toad trustees generally to be much inure particular that► they have hitherto been where buildnigs are elect ing on the stile► of roads. There was a full market at Norwich on Satur day, with a good supply of kVlirat and Birley, the former of which was a trifle cheaper than last week. —The Hill was umbel thin of stink, and prices lower. The Sheep peas were not full. About thirty prisoners have already beets 044. M in the new House of CUM filoll at Kirutaforal—rer tastily one of the most magnificent fur the imrpuos in Great Britain. They are employed in complet ing the intrufor. A malignant spirit has been d , plsyrd in Hari leigh, by the anonymous addrrs•iug or letters to the principal Inhahrtrnt•, corttsmrog thirsts that their property will Le set fire to, and even the own ers murdered. On Monday petini4ht a ►tack of lily and stover belonging to '.Jr. J. CRAY. Nas burnt, it is brlit‘rd through the till cendiary, and indeed hit whole lorrtuises would have been consumed, loot for the meritutious eery- Items of the iiihrhitaiiis.—(awry SI. Ildntunds Paper.) The town of Peterofirld, in Yorkshire, was thrown into great confusion on Sunday we'roitight. by the appearance of a norulter of person marching in military array, armed with muskets awl ►tick• ; and 11010, alter pudding the town, attacked a house occupied by a cto►per. of which tin t• took for.itole pussessioo. We understand the authors of this outrage are known; awl that uu inforniatiori, moiler the Seditious Aleetiiigs Act, hilb lotto laid organism theta --((:hester Paper.) • The firllowirsg is copied from the Inverness Journal of Friday fart, %larch 3. lii. dated hall past two. p.m.: - Itoss-siloax.—The mail joist arrived from the north hub brought the disagreeable iiitelligence of ■ serious riot which occurred yesterday sitar Colrain. to lio•a-shier. We usislerstsiod, that 4111 Ulre.lolll of coirryirig into effect the legal measures fur reams nig the tenants on the ratite of Culrsin. for which purpose, on accuuat of previous resistassce, it lie- risme necessary to employ the whole civil power of the comity. headed by the Magistrates,• together with the militia staff. a nun.her of men mid woolen aiweiribled at the march dike, and resisted the exe cution of the legal process, by overpowereirig the civil and military force. It is said a 'somber of the rioters, as well as of the officers of justice arid militia, were seriou►ly hurt. The Sheriff-Depute, who was preseut, is arid to Isaac been persurially hurt ; and he and the other Ithigistratrs had their carriages broken. Particulars in our WM. " • At the Seiko Spring A•figpn— William Drury, rronovr4l by Habra* Corpus from Orford, rb rg..l wish retrain( silver les4p.voss, the pmp►rty of Wis. Velar Karnak, Eul. of the Loirersily of thifoid.••- ow rate 'optima:meld. SOUTn AM E C T:ie Full 'wing letters are Copied Gom The ()sh im trei;ing Met, ill which they are ler led 1.6 the p. rtilial id the calumniators of General EVelt :••• • • " Margaritta, Patapalor, Dee. 14. 1819. " Ile Drast FATHIAL, Noiresolier 3, 1819. " I take this mopportso•say of writing to you, hoping it will find vow sad • all at home its good health; I think it a most leaky °ppm y; it is by a vessel traria, this; I cannot asy where you will receive it from; hut, however, it is • lucky alter, as there is no way of conveyance from this t,laual except by chance. IVe are immured in this low's but a few days ; it seems no be a grim deal more healthy mid monitorial/lethal, the hat tone we were quartered its. It is neatly situated by the sea sihure, which makes it an healthy anal rool,uss account of • twerse Oval inually Wowing from the sea. There ma %owl harbour for shipping This was once a doorishing moo, it was strongly fortified by batteries, which seem mace to have been very strong, but now rye of very little use, the gusts being all dismounted +Mont two years ago by the Spiossaids. There isa very sluing fort on the sea sheer, which is 111 good order, and we ship could enter without being torus in pieces. The town we were iu last was also strongly fortified. I lire here pretty well, rogosideriug the slate the country is in. The inhabitants seem 11/ be very poor, hut they are vs ry g o ad headed, and uncommonly fond of us, they me all soldiers from boys of twelve yes.a old to men of sixty, uu of which all tillage is ni citend. The womeu are the wily people who work here. The dare are ancomoswity warm but the nights very cold, on accousit of the very limey dews that fall, *Sikh I can compare to nothing hut heavy showers In I.elawd. From four u*:•lock in • the evrosigig moil eight Alba he the nturoing is the wily time we can march in this country, but, alien •e get low the Maio, we must niaich. both i:ay nod night. We get pretty good rations here, two !moods of This tamale). beef (some times salt, and sometimes fresh, the salt beef, if you acre to see it, y o u would lee astonished at the curious way they have of saving it, but it is ea ry good and sweet), two pounds of good Mead, figgh. Friday and Sotaiday, and a pint of aisle a ach day, which, I think, is gaud enough for soy sol diers. There has a. ship arrived, loaded wills halfalum for our use. We have gos no pay yet, but are pi sad it as wool as we j • theniaiii arms, but we will be very well 01l yet, with the help of (;...1. We are hull/ wider order, to em bank fur the Main, '.which is only shier days' sail (suns thi• Wand. All Yew eall la lass (aired her freedoms, except Ca. mama and she Cat'rellso in *high places, they say, all the wealth of South Malik.' is. There are • great bomber of the nfgerr• g..sir, and going home, hut 1 am awry to say • • • 11 . There has a great nandier of men dual ; most, my dear father, I am awry to say, Dud, I lilt mare, you will be sorry to hear, that an old school-6 Iluw of mho - . William 11111, is soar loft moue ; he stool of a raging fever, about time days after lie hind. d ; he bad left some things with our of the allies rs. •Lich reipitsted to be sent Inane the first op portuosily, • gal shove all a eisuff-hax ; and 1 am afraid it will be a long time heroic we can gel an oppg.rtanity•— Dortchill has left us, and has got a elMalialllol6 un board hits COMUlliader. a privateer. General ka__s died: he was iii. Chief of the lailisis Legma, and Commander of this Islam!. Admiral Winn is sow Commander. Ile has a swag Beet here--they are all wit prgrateesing. There has been a great lownsber of Spanish prizes bought is here this week bark, and all very valuable. There has • vessel gnawed here wish two busdeed men, commanded by Cu- Inset Hooke, and raised by Colouel M'Dirmult. There is a great member of the Rua dying here every day of • des. pirate all-rose, called the dux, said same of the fiver, both • listh are occasioned by drinking too math ram awl wine, wWcir 114 this country is very iajorious to health' w acrusiut of the freshness of the honors; but, my dear father, 1 sill glad to Whom yule that I never had better health is my life. 'thank God I ~ever was ore day sick since I came to the Islam!, and. if Guil spare, me my health, 1 expert iu a abort elms Is. be hippy ; fur io a short very time, whoever lives to sea it, will ire South America a free country. " huhvar is every day gaining gronsid, he Am takes Santa Fe, which was a rest rate to the enure, and several oilier places of great note, all alb/Mich I suppose yen will hear of at Manic. TM•ie has a Getters' limeades arrived Isere with dispatches from Wiliam, mad with orders to conduct us to the Main. This is the third letter whist I wrote to. you from this ialisod, the lest was by young MacNally, whim returned in the same vessel we came oil in; it was bat a short um, as I lad not time to say awls : Ilse other • was by • vessel going to Si, Timmins's, we of the islands, frost *hence you will receive it ; and this, my third, l write, fearing it will be the last yuit •ill receive loom use audit affairs are set tled, as I am Wormed there is no way of writing from whence we are going to; but, any deer father, you may ale. peed upon heming Com me any opportunity I can get. Let Mrs. S— know. that Graham has left this island to re. tarn to his na• :ye einnotry,mtal that Mr. Mills has not junked the 1-asim se; nor have 1 yet seen any one who can inform , me if he his joined the Miles. Tell Richard Illaeoutsity that 1 am ashamed of nut having writtea to him before this. • I am very glad Thomas Marartaey did suit come out, as it is my ammo's he wiml4aut Uwe three days here. ------ that was desk to .-----, cline out here a paymaster, but he had to By the i.lauit as. immanent of his couduct, whirls you will soul he asiouished at. I will wow couclude, joiosed toy Built hill, is luve to you, my dear mother, Ice. fide. DO Mal forget to give my love to Richard and Alicia, and all inquiring fririms.—l reinaisony dear father, " Your sitrectionate and dutiful Sun, " THOMAS MACAHTNEY." P.S.--Yon must forgive Ibis, as you may perceive I have II cause a gross w►ik, expecting every day to send it. It u by a vessel that brought out Colonel Bet's rote that I now send it. We r xprcted to have left this long since., but could out, expecting She red of the forces (runs Ireland. I would have wrote • (mob letter, but paper is an scarce I could nut get it. I are glad to inform you I rend■ in the mime good health whirls I istrntiourd in the cuckooed—all friends ►ere are iu good health. " T. M." • This second tiller never came to basal. U'e have re. vivid the following from the gentle. man w. o handed oil the foregoing " It has the Si. Thomas's postmark on it. The letter was writirs ua the 34 of Novembir tall ; but, out bovine any upportuuily of seedling ill, it remained in bis hands out! the 14th of Dieember, when he re-dated it just ar I Lams stowe to the roylp. ?be postscript ass orifice ow the cost, in which he riilmed M. My uncle thinks, is common juaire to (knerill IYEirereux, it nimbi to be pubh►bed. You may give the partite names to slime it is au fnbrieatiusi. I will make nu comments us the kitcr, as it will speak for ; it is uw.t snianctuiy. The testa (rum Maniaritia is addressed to Ila•ory ilacwriury, Esq Curia, Ireland.— The smiler is quite a your; lad ; I believe Not twenty." NOTtClC.—TheClergyinsts of the perish of sissy Plymouth, Isseeng token she core of a second popish, desired the clerk. on Sunday souroisig, to give Hulk', that these wou'd be no NT- Viet 10 the afternoon. as be intended serving Isis own and 11 at of --- a/reroute& ; the clerk, its proper sea ttttt , thus delivered lounvelf:—".This is to give notice, that there will he no service lyres this afternoon. as Mr. intends serving the parish of --- to all elerwily ! ! !" - A deeselful calamity, the proltable extent of which, no such a highs, it is impossible to calculate, lend weedy occurred on Thurs.d.y evening, the...ugh the negle.teuce of a post-hid at the Greyhound lots, its tbs. town. A person in the yard hearing a great noire its one of the stables, which the nun lead just locked up, gave notice of the circumstance, and upon the door being Opened, the litter in One of the stalk was lutist, to be ots lire, MO a horse being scorched, had reared into the manger to avoid the s ame . which was now speedily rettisiguished, and • 1.. g row of very colubwceble 4aildesigs saved,— ( Be e ry Paper.) I 711 E L4rE spun& Amongst the coi.sequences or the sto►m or Thursday last, few are more grievous. thin the fol. lowing:—la the ~,,, ruing the top of a mill in fidlget• Fen was blown (111, and falling upon men, literaloy jammed his kg into the earth, where the pour b How lay us agony from silt till eleven o'clock lorfore he was observed. A surgeon was then seat tor, who found it necessary that the kg should he amputated. At the store time a bank of the River ()size broke at St. Mary's Magdalen, and the furor of the water carried away a new mill, not quite finished, and a burn and stables; and did other very considerable damage. The river also (we' n ,wed its many other places, thereby •gain iuniiitating a large tract of land which had been nearly recovered from a similar calamity, and from which it iv supposed the summer crops must anal he biol. A barn et Denver, belonging to E. R. Pratt, Esq. was blown over. Several fine firs, in a plantatiuu of Colonel Siy's, at Downham Market, were torn up the roots.—(Norwich Paper.) Winter has returned with a degree of rigour scarcely surpassed at any period of this rigorous season. A great quantity of snow fell iu thus solglibourliotril on Thursday, which the high wind in the 'tight dated in many places to a very den. gerous height. The arrival of the mail on Friday morning was by this cause deism! two hour. end • half ; and the Marquis Cornwallis coach, whir h left ibis tows; IV nine o'clock, stuck fast in the snow when it had proceeded shout five miles, and could not be extricated till near four in the afternoon, when it returned. The coach from Cambridge did not arrive till six in this everting, four hours slier its customary time. A great n 1111 l her of trees were blown down; and at Mrs. (ledge's, of Horningsheath, this town, a brick wall. orally ten feet iu length, was leerltsd with the ground. A tree falling upon it cartlodge belonging to W. B. Wig.tin, E.q. of Horsecroft, in the sane pari.lt, did great injury, also breaking a wagg 111 l in inters; and • similar circumstance occuirril at All.. Frost's, in the same village. A chnuory broke through the roof of Mr. Spencer's house, at i.loultor, and destroyed a bed which Mrs. S. and two infants load just left, also daring. ing the other fur n iture. A barn in the same parish upon the farm of Mr. John Fletcher, was blown down; and not less than 100 tree. were turn up by the routs in a plantation near.—(Bury Paper.) The following circumstance took place last j w E e s e T kati v l l m Liver p ool Mr. iv i erpool Meeting, to address his Md. JETTY : HOLLINAHEAD was speaking, Mr. Rostitow addressed the Mayor, sod stated, that a Quaker Gentleman, whose religious sea. timents had prompted him to remain covered in the meeting, hall just been insulted by an in dividual them, who wished to take off his hat, in a rude and unauthorised manner, and he trust ed the Mayor would protect the Gentleman and the meeting from Such as outrage. It was not to be borne, that • man'a principles should be so insulted.—[Here much violent hissing and applause ensued, during which the Quarr stood covered.]--The Mayor was rising to interfere, when a gentleman on the bench (Mr. Lobox) ex claimed, a' If people will not conform to the de corum of society, they ought to keep out of that society a."—A burst of disupps :diatoms ensued; during which Mr. RATHBON E, who sat on the bench hear the Mayor, stood up, placed his hat on his head, and was cheered most enthusias. tically. This striking incident had a great effect on the meeting. When silence was restored, Mr. RATIIIIONE stated, that, as a Quaker, he had thus acted to reply to the intolerant expression just used. It was hard indeed it men, who were known to be as truly attached to the constitution as many who made higher professions, were to be excluded from meetings on national occasions, because they might differ from others in religions opinions; said lee would insist upon the right which every sect had to massifest their op' • s of a Nlonatch, whose liberal conduct in such particulars was one of his brightest honours. This speech was received with acclamations; and afterwards, when it was moved, that Mr. LODGE (the gentleman who had used the offensive expression) and Mr. It •WE 0 N should accompany the Mayor to London with the Address, the motion aria negatived, and the names of Mr. HOLLINSHEAD and Mr. RATUNONE sub stituted. , &SOMME INSTANCE or DTPRATITT —A girl of the same of Sarah Martin, of ibis town, in August last, swore herself to be wi.h child by • private soldier of the 90th regiment, of the name of Humes. The man was lakes into restudy imeneeistely, and, for the waut of bail, was assn. witted or the House of Correction, where he remained maul December, obeli, being tired of the ruilfinenieut, he request ed to be married, which was greeted. Us the woman being brought kefure the Magistrates to be timelier/a as to bar setilemeut, it ass their opinion (we suppose from her ap. peariag tuba far aeltraiiced in pregeascy) that she was incapa ble of foilowieg her husband to juin Yu regiment, which load, iu the wiesiaiinse heels asst to Manchester ; ardor she Magi eirate's request, she was taken iota our poorhouse to ley in. Some mispiciuse circumstances, however, bootleg Irill to an examinetioe of the person of the wombat., she was, ' to the surprise of those present, safely delivered of as old pair of stays and • ',air of ragged trousers. It ap pears she had remedy gut one of the iomates to write to her liushried, that she was safely delivered, and wished him to name the child; he wrote her a kind reply is cuagrate. Whoa on her recovery, bat declined teaming the child, leav ing that to her. The impostor has dime made her escape hum the imur.bomie.--(Brighteas Pap.'). IMPORTANT INFORMATION.—From calculation by the College of Physicians, no less than 40.000 die Ily Its Great Britain sii•Consionptioe, sail at least 10,000 Ia London. The late Was. Terobioll„ Esq. a very iugeulous Surged', ascertained that every Stith person was ruptured. These complaints are truly atomis' to every individual who uses the least exertion. 11 is also incredible the member that differ from • certain Direese, by being improperly treated. It was thud circumstances induced Dr. Cooed,. to select mined Physiciaws seal Rairgemos, of as least 30 years' rapes-Mace, to Awes a Medical Board; sod since the establishment upwards of 30,000 Patients have beeu cured—many of them after Hospitals had failed Messrs. COOPIR and Co. arc coandied at Svuottstuck street, Oxford-street, sod at Charlotte House, Greet Char lotte-street, opposite the Rev. Rowtmed Hill's, 'lady, from Eight till Eight.--Meckeeics have advice gratis every Eve.. iug, from Six till Eight, did us Smoky Nominees until Twelve u•Clock.—v a • Ruptures of 30 years standing radi cally aired, without conAionnentr-There are private doors et each beam, did private rooms foe Feenales.—.N.B. The seined would do well to read Media. Coovra. and Cu.s Lectieres QS two prevailing Diseases, published at Use Shilling, btu Mr. Harvey, VI, Blackfriare-robil, They will also prove modal to ming Pradltisidmi. FRomf.,Tll . SDAY :O . :falai:TT R. Divi orri DS April S. J. Bottler. now of Prettut, (Ammeter; we rw , emv... wad late of Ileyers CAR , ' home, Lowden, es.mi,ase, linker, at lea, at Goilditall....Loonion. . _ April 4. G. Equals, mew. and 6. Feaua, jest. •( Hirk..t r e. Southwark, Surrey, hop.oncrckaut, at tiorlyr, at hall, Lowthies. April IS. W. L. Drown and T Hntitrr. of Cheapiiitle, tondo*, warchomemea, at tw. tre, at I.": - hall,Lortitors. Marek 29. A. M. ROlllll6lllll, of I►iat.hnra'.er 11..1 burr, at elvven, at the White Hart 1 ay.rtr, . upou•H•II. April 1. T. Linehan'', of Woreerrer, nealaran, at 'kw*, it the Star and Garter lun, 11'..rcrats•r. March 29. W. Jordan, late of Barnorincl. Gloaceoer, eon,. dealer, at len, at the Rani lon, (;bnrear. r. April 22. J. Grime, of Bolion, Lances.. r, ripin.lrorr r. three, at the Star Inu, Maneherter. March 28. A 1). %%rkh, of I orulrnhall-strrri, stulnwlter, at Ira, at Guildh.ll, Lumina. March'''. W. Rumford, Imre of Bartluitorneodene, Earbautte, Loudon, stork -broker, at eke. 44, w. ti:oldAall, London (by adjourenerot horn the 101 h .d Febrora,y March 28. J. ilraiihwarie, of Leeds, York, cloth-aacrek..or, al eleven, at the Const.lrouve, Leeds, Y...k. April IL T. Harding, jun. of lielmour. ( urawaol, emery, at eleven, at the Hemmer Tavern, All Saint's-law, Beita.l. CERTIFICATES.-MARCH I. mod, of Walsall, Staffunt, factor.-1. Phillips and I. Phillips, of HO Holborn, Mithiker', giass.4rAn..-1. Haddon, lola of 'roll•Nuare, Nord) Shields, laud, ship-owlet —E. Friatfloso, of Pt ism borough. Nord,. Imo 0000 0 Bige,of Holkorr•L. olgr , L em j. m , asliorsonii h.— G. Yaws, or Live. pool, me. cleaut.—W. mos, of nuseley, Stallol, dealer ■ad chaprisam. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. Pirkard, sod G. Ptekord, of Low.? Thamro street, oraagr•m. 'chassis, lire mib.r 25, 1 1 09 T. Tempirsesam, E. L. Mackmordo, and T SOr*. el 5.4.11". fickle, Wuullchestir, eluihiers.Glueersitr, 11.. eh I, 1629. NAVAL INTELLIGENCE. POItTf3IOI,TII,_,IIIICII 7. Ar►ived Ike &Mehl, Wilson, from Greenock ror Imankm. Sailed Ow Lovely Aux, Husioes ; (Amax Cagily, ; and Idthirry, %Valium, fur I.uuduu ; Itien.srd rpul Evelyn, ilarbalees and l'ranceas !Loyal, Griffitlo, Gar Arundel. 11.111101.711. rAaCtt R. Arrived the Nauss, Maddox, (rum Gmtion for IVld4 with lon of as asrh , •r mid cable; from leo wicb fur Liverpool, sash logs of dint, ; Auibl. r, Wittier, Goat Lisbou row lAIIIIIO4 aMil Columbo, Hotline-awn, (ruin Los don (or the Isle of Fraser, Laving been blows out of the Downs. reAtivrten, MARIA V. Anived the Alliance packet with A 61411 from. burg. line hundred and l.a ves.rla kit the lia•jwor it.ts day, bound he the anIibIFIBI.I. DrAL. MARCO 7. Came down froni the River and wiled the IJukr tti Campbell, fur ludas ; Elisabeth, 4.7..51it5, for Tukazo; Wil son, Wilson, fur Malin ; and Engle, Itestley, toe Nuts. mouth. Also toilet! sine Vivid, Tuohy; Farmer. Ts,.Mot; and Thomas and Nary, from Newcastle fur lettohto, the whole of the deft that was driers into the Moos ►y the lair gales. nu.mouTn. ]ARCM S. Arrived the Healer, nivre, how Thrra e ,..., ow J 4 ihy.; Argu, Ilium Liverpool fur Luoulon ; Viiiiiria, Prow.., flow Curk fur Plywouvili ; am/ Cuomo rye, llockeu, (110 , 111 1b114.1011. Sailed the Lady Arabella packet with a 'Nail PCIVZMICR, MUM. S. ' Arrived the Prairie, Norris, from Duo larvae fur Lir t rawl, wit► muck dammage and leaky. CORN EXCHANOR, Mace •. There was but little Ilse Wheat at market this morviiiis. sad the sale of it was Isr • (rum toeing brivk, but s Lei OAS di%poiord of MIS ow the same lefilf. AI OM :11untl•y• Four Barley supportsj pike; we have hud Grose Amok in since that day, MI the isfvorior qualities were hr..y pale, yet out cheaper. Outs were dull sale, but out lower. la Brans and Pease there is mu alteration. COIL MARKET, Masai $. Xhiost at Market. Mi.p.1 4 4461. Neressile itt .... 334. &I to 434. 91. Sootferlood I Ostlers BIRTH. On Friday I.d, its Rutlawfoquoe, Dablila, lie Cuowl..o of Longfotil,of • Not. DEATHS. Ou Ike 7th instant. stCittaa - In risen, Assn, the wife of Cap. tai.. Philip Lamb, R N. is she 60i It year of her mgr. Mrs. 11.amberi, wife of Limbers, Emi of Reau Park, in the comely of MeJth, !mother of the lase C..unt.as Talbot. Ott Saturday, Isee, she infant daughter of die Clurvalor . fluorin, at his house is Pall-mall. HIGII WATER THIS DAY AT LONDON put me. Mormon 52 after S. &welling 34 •fler N. PRICE OF YESTERDAY. 3 per et.Cutu.... .68Hi 5 per Ct. N. Aun. 104 a 104 Iwp. S per Ct. An. 681 India Bu►►du... 14 15 pr. South Sr* Stock • •• 7t Ex. fill". I t Lottery Tu•kgts it/. I b.. Curbs. t.., Ace.. 681 tip 6811 By hie Majesty's ROYAL. LETTERS PATENT. IirjEAKE'S (iellUille foinooli for Curio's. is all its Maces; a Certai• Diorites. twoe small Pill is • does; sad the latches of owe Box, is a - relit Case, will mon couviocr She Psi wait of lbw errlatolt of his speedy recovery. Nothing rem be better cootrivetl. 111..1e safe, or slurs coovessirot than this remedy, for sneli obliged to to joisrnies or to sea ; as it u.colsll.l 111111111. .11•Joi or restraint of dirt ; 611 year.. experience (is an r%1.1.- sine practice) hos proved that it sill .treet a rase. when r. - prated sslorstios and all WWI' ISlClituejs ;Vial 2. 1 .14m4 the Scurry and Mbar Clo #### ical M• 1 4..10r has mei its parallel. Upwards of at/MOO persona, of tinitt sexes, bare brew radically eared our above cruel the orders airhio the tut sighs year.. I.,e a ir,d an d 11 .4 d tor the sole Proprielorr, T. TAYI.I/R and *WS, 50n100.44.•, their lonise, No. Y, New Drolge-street. su busts 441 ...or sa. 94. rock, dotty eorled4-4 . 1—.N. B. Two hark Wats in the passers at wield. They sit oleo rota h. Hies , appoielliseel. with copious ..... a. at 114r.11 , titoorn't I. •if - sholli 103 . 41 Zr 4 . 1- strem ; 'I.. trialorrooth's, 7. I- &oil. street-hill, Ready oppoiste the ttttt tom ;at Mr. 11.0.-A, F...tholloorch;* Mr. Newbery's, Dublin ; wad by ••• p...ann in every cartaideralide town is (agent Britain said Ireland, Advice mei* is pergolas labiug the above. or u*lwr 44 the Proprortora • Mediciaes.-11;:eri If anal Sesiti•al Weak cowed, aad.kljps, posh raid, enspered. • See the list pablielieJ by the Royal Caller of. Lorplon• Primed owl PuNglyd at Tsl Harriet Pone •04 TH. OpIMO Oaf; Did. 117, vitlawl, bl C. co info 01 the stru.4. f. I f~