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as erroneous statementyr tie tithe puhlic throne% the medium of • newsgirl) t satire .. thattool of contssuni. cation was ispca to ewer; • riFitikcaletirstojilspatrodiet it. He often Kuck Iho a c s 'fagot Jhusto osep.peitoed—loo m;e 6o " 6 4 4.34 1 ..01 'erg lhoilkamitable I T propeet.,9ol,„ 'Pre, 91: 1 1 9‘ ,1 44 404400: 4 s of So, for he denied thei. . era" r• iar Whilst haodultheil that females werotreliqiel . ye what, pearpoon ?.-.. m oe the most (idioms reip 'diaiif p skeet, , hlpa puzposes of prostitution. . Tlteriacyl gm/ had to cusatdor was. Asp MI now before Pitliaoieol, and to dui subject they should cookie theaintleef, •. . • . • ~. We. GRANT said the reel.specatina hero.* the Court was, what was due tom this cuoutry to MO. pest Sender/ of India. rm.. Ttcyj in 40a he e e nsittefeir lb:till tioisitliki t osOot injorkintilti its *Kt /tiros, was founded' iipoie . Inerephoroba po li c y, and would he d:litnlintarto Wry esiensieelpt - to. He hoped . the ,leceiliWitidi .. Mould' plsee tlieir efrit a li f proper 14131, slid dial ihellillittird uhlaii air tie, cos lea. amiably diiiiantf. The CHAlRMAN,saldibri:if seem; .ip *fa Is GO. lion. He could asimire the Court that Owl . isppAirrty *Oa' ' position ea the part of the Directors 14, Wel „I..he timbre of the Proprietors. And the hest course vow woul d hr. to take the *ease of the Cimel on the auseroa ,which hisel.ltets pm. posed. It was expedient that nothing more should be said *pea Ilse Isibieil„ltit they nailed touch upon topics which it would be desirable to ' , Sold. , . __. . . • Tb• millise was lisrp.a.l and tante& sm. ca. The Court then adjoureed. THE BRITISA PRESS . LONDON, SATURDAY, JOLT 27, 1 822. We lait night reeetved German Papers to the 17th instant. The fUlTowing ire extfacts : cloi FIIONTIIIO Op RUselk, JUNE 29. Attuning to letters from St. Petersburgh, the continuation of peace is now coasidered as ibnlately certain. The condone of the Amnon Cabisel, soy these letter,, has been chielly dahlia by Hi "nation which Engtood has taken lo reloyeet to boas ; few it is ha iiisdhigiatabie fact that the Wear,. Polse — irialliaered loaexion •ith Darn& lir; the purpose of i m wiedisaij elasiag the Sanaa, in ease of a war with the Porte. By such • measure, the commerce which Ratllit has began of lite years to carry on with other coun tries and parts of the world would baire received so severe a check, that It could sot expose itself to so greet • risk. Considerations arising from the obligation cnotraeted by the Holy Alliance have probably also bad their influnce is the n perso' resolution of the Emperor Ale xander. With respect ton Uneasily for the immense expense of the warlike preps ratios% it is conjectured that an arrangement will be made. it is believed that the settlement of this point will be the leas likely lo meat with any difficulties, as the disinterested sen wants of Russia in this respect have been evinced at the onion,* of former treaties, when she generously decliaed all pecuniary imiessolltiohlai. The repeet•dist the party of Count Cepo trlsirtaisis lost it. loaning is positively coi- Indicted, with the remark, that parties do not exist in the Rodeo Cabinet as they do in others; and that the coot dear( of ile Sovereign in the persons about hint is *holly 'quieted by his own motives sad feeliugs.—(Norelaberg Corrapenideat, July 15.) traotertras OF ITALY, JULY 9. Aerosols just received from the Leman say, that he fed no naval battle had taken place between tb Creche and Turks, but the former had, howe ver, wen of war and a number of tvaimirgyar. with *mops sia board, which were destined to unfurl* HisTweltila ordeals in the island of Candi.. The.. se do Wars of liar bad rue syrosid. It is still siliesase Silia'thbt • Turkish ship of the bee hes fouideilli; sairietteh sad a fri gate beta stranded. . The So l ana, Goverment! ter Ilyass hadi baired i bullet& statiarthat the Beets of Hydra, Bpesaia, said lyssirs, hod twine offered the Captain Paella battle at Tsche,ae, but that deciised the challenge; that the Greek IL eta were again_ outstay Is the Archipelago, surd would be joined by this site: vessels, whirl have been filled out in the island dories the last two mouths. The Captain Paella, on the °tin* kin, is said to have received reinforcements from CO 110:. stastinuple, The Egyptian flotilla ass still in the harben orAleasadria, and observed by a division of the Bieck fleet: Them memento de not mention the Captain Pacba's retina to the Dar4ihelles. W e have received the Paris Papers up to Wed nesday lain. They contain intelligence from Madrid to the idik'ai which time that city continued to riljoy perfect • tranquillity. The danger which it recruit) , rociPed . • had only tended to the safety of the country by petting the Patriots every where on their guard flpiint:tlie enemies of the Constitution. ' The Duke Da L'llmitrehtho hes published tklettei repelling the charge of his having encosiiage4 the' mutineers on the 7th. He has, however, reeehred an order to retire to Badajos ;•and the NY Qhis,_of. AllealLLAS, who was also autipeet thi of favaasitioir the guards, is to proceed' to difeasitta. In • te' rural household the Marquis of SANT/. CRUZ she Geed, the Duke of MosiTem•al. end PAL.TOie the gallant defender of Saragossa, is appointed Cap. tato of the halberdtere. There change., if they do mot acqiit the KING of all paiticiPadiasi 'iii the atielap, o l she 7th, at least evince • diepOsiiion to cultivate the good opinion of the friend, of theCisnw stittitioo. . • . iffamborgli, and Flanders 11180111 have with Papttrs to tll4 14th i . aptant. It r. ted at liclgritd; that VaarGreeka have Ltrissa. the capital a4P - Themaly, by storm. . 4 4"ieriAri idet7tbat the ma tip that coun ,,y, V.l4rett, and the Morelli, daily assume* a •,. ..ii.4uinnry &imester, it bring wow the prote . gi.e no gander. The horrible eicesees com mitted by the Turks in Scio have led to this result. They barest the mime time excited the moat heroic coinage in the Greeks,' and driven them to acts of desperation. . . The Clerks' Sopermatastion Bill produced very carious ceStkielOss of portico in the Hume of Coanoqslast The CI .4CELLo R of the" ElcßEquitft appeared as the rbumpion of Galant' econosii, awl" I BM tia r oj444ll b 1 (4!• curt! totr:Ciitistio jairseetlie latter Gentle. , dr mutt In I emot of itettliierdloli of aWei ilhfs, rind I v..% , oa.“ :•,uis, swa t .1i•• t* .< c...... .. : f ....4 . ityX .. pstraiggi . ornost tnia very mossoreci dottrel s 1 redaction in selariii no the_gqiund ors, villitciet Mr,. Cl'l4.ti4.,(o4Ceed, 17 - Li bei t oria., Fie diridetii th;t.if the NU Passed: tiny +MA(' gb al tf i i. It ' i i iii 2 l #*. t i. tiN l iTil i. VX: l ;: krigi" -l AO t. . gum op thq‘ohtert;h sop iaile me office under the' gtfotetitie• a- thi ~ sqa • 6;5441, 1 ; • pr:1: 1 14." oughtjillel ft t.A., hay_ damages • • / .. to have,sune 'swot against them for delusive and tusiroAtable psrso2skotlt 11viai k la ' :1M',.1Fif:44 . 414 to bent the 111•1101 ill !limn 1;1 this Jodgraiis the lost tipped orille on r ve r lii- i fo'r !Kn . Plislittlffa v in' inch a Case. 'Vie fright Ifoi l la v 7abie. 9entleman must know best; but we nudeiitoliel . Oirt an Act of Pirliiril l eof was • toil . isl4l; Cioi'.. soy proceedings which went to contravene it. And' if he put the case fvimilieti'callLOrFo"' twfus ionelki:ii as, " that a man ought to havoknaeliousehtt la . to be thong - tit Of his notions - Of . civil .Orietli;o'vl to ilia sii . PreMe will of the grate ? It is sow wonder 'hut he was at mice at lOggerheads with the' Not4e 4ii4liti; of the'roeeign Office. though it may seem sorption/KllBst Mr. C• LCila tr, the . chattipion bf the 'salt, tik rePeal p should be fp . ; kci .in.rots )anctioss".. • With his. .The Martinis of LOW DON. D t att . iiiiiitiii thii 'veii bold atisigipstsici . an - . 10ehi4f . .... of the se/trouts of Goverument,osed sitraes46, that if by indulgence they had actiui , ;!tte . f...riih, they held vested and inalienable rights, It 7smo neigh time to undeceive them. IndecdAllie4Ch. - trA - c , , Noble Lord era's very jiist)y connpliminitesasy;lMlst:. Hums, as one of the most constitutional 'lri r kiclo 'tuis been pronounced in this protracted Sessiosh, v irocae very proper amendments are made to the i ttll,lby which eTiolta diiuiiised fOr venial trespnsiee. ere to ave their contsibotions returned to them; end the wallies of clerks who oui die in active servi ce are ileii to be invested with a similar claim to all the capital advanced by the defunct. Cornidering . hoo much is due to the digresses of the country, those I who hold situations its offices may deem themselves very humanely suld,i4s t i4erately treated by the tonversion of the sowings en their salaries into a fund for the soPpoeirgicir old sge. A mo•ion of considerable importance was carried last night for an Address to the Crown, Praying for the appointment of Commissioners to inquire into the , lentilsl economy, financial, judicial, NIA Itiiiiative, it the isliints otlilauritius and Ceylon, 'lnd et the C. of Good , type; with a view !O. illill, JE4ltoi:i'iTA 6 . c1 eiit i e'n'siOn Of civ'il immunities as the Commissioners shall, upon direct ezaminatioi4 think fit to r e commend., ~.„ The Report of Mr. Blasts, the Commissioner of inquiry into the CoN:iniot New South been printed by order of the House of Cowman.. Witlr (!rfor - is 186 . poiies folio, iniatriniii mussuletW hi story of the confides system tinder tlie - Rottossing heads :—Condition and treat!.. meat of convicts during the pa'suge to Net, Souiii Wales--D,batltation and muster of thletikv: male and fituale—SistUre of, their employment when retained in the service of Goverument. 7 Strire , r % itstilOifeiti‘e of convicts in the serike of, dient--Sobaidtesto, clothing, and employment of of convictsji . *' . ski!, trice of sod its efreets—No. intec of the future establishments fur ti tlnvic't!, ip l NWSitoib Wsler. 11 4 his aeport contents a variety intere;tioe matter uniter' , t ' , beet , maim! I , tiititt; ree` s Which we 'WI ealte an ear* Oitioitoolii fto make extracts. • r •- - An account of itie .i. 4 ,74 , er i ' ! ii;;,;a . ,iti of: . ii:4lr l pit t se retired'ana superanottalart„San . iseas i , forming the sum of FIVE m!Ltiono or *sip nr?irr.!oFoll- , edby:the filirs)g.or . t+ipitil!ettetiT s s a id in Ike Porliameefary'Popers, :has been printed in rii.i.oe mice of a order of the, House ,tpf CorimptiPs. .31 distiugoishei the amount. untie! ',paws ,hearts . and ',pinata departments, DOT . kniede 1 4 ; ix . public, unit is in sultsfang* ~on. rot . arit:4Arnoy, 3,ca21,101L; Navy, 1,674,011. gs. Ilel:; s pedongne t 376,1441.:,14i. Id.; Civil Dr Orilla4a in .I.Arritg Britain (friah accounts act yet moler/1 a 5150,375t65 . .. 3d.:-90iftl Total: 5, 3 15, 6 921. VS: 7d. ' l An account Of the preparations making in Edits.. bu'igh fu'r'the reCdition or the Nina, is given in another part of our Paper. Whatever obstacle. may have prevented themselves, his MAJESTY is too just and generous to have decbued a visit to Scotland, after having conferred that honour on ' Ireland and Hanover. Ireland has the character of ardent feeling, and Hanover may have derived pedaling; pleasure in the Royal presence, froOl_th . a circumstance of its being qt ti ksiagile of the 11144 . race; Istit Scotland is 'nOt Jeri famed for hospita lity than either, and its.thot .conntry, we confi dently anticipate, his Pala4skrY will receive a loyal and • getter.* Weld:tine: . —;=...- - • rAsirrozrait,it s awlsmaNts. • 4411.1" 6 44.,amil Detheas shades*Vast bay. left lama for •14141masi.latalaw.Clmea gray. Pack Carole. ...Wita-Maatete ell.Cantstea left temp yesterday fe d Us NW' satlllear Ablity,Sows• ••• 4 • , • •,.•• s.. ,• .gooki art. C.swinitexagat Plymouth, Sr. inspected this day ' at MMIY-AlaMmia.Clesisitarme.equare frau a OWN , J. naMday learteau yesterday foe bar seat, traglaMMlP Gram. .1V1(► MO • • • 11 • 4 , 4 g .• • • 5. •1 ' &CANONS MOW akinfilbat strived atullieslatrealkeek Danrannimet, Lew ; and Howard, £dj. heir 114,04 S sia ks.C,•otss*•l' , alsaliatanThamaaalfswayall 1 , 11 Walesa% Model, Revel. atrmasoyastratlaysanrilant mat, *save; ettropattiret , .• • nliMparissaea fettartior •it. James's tinsel, in si e r nopp o pp r .se . Gaaarrol, o lll.na. owl Miss Napo, 4ns , Eattea•d r . Year; sad SYsa.,Evalle. Eng M P. in• his *end i* Herboolblee..:. •., n‘frinalta sbthe Claremont Hotel, Ilanatialreet en-Mr. mid billial.Donglar and family *am SoutlalMpaon ; Milt' J. H•r. rlti Esq. from a Sew. Departure :--Colaatli Pepper oil a tOfffeat • 1 + • • ovi ••1.• • .Deparistres /ma Me•Cnbreqg Hoak ernaleasatvont. Oros. •csoorotattare a--Hue. Him OurclooL idelloala; Wm • Berbetro Esq. 4tr.hs seat, sear LialshoW ;Lastrell• Wallet *a a 4sier ; Rff.k.G.U.Ssiorey, MrseMasay.- ad fareily, far their sat its Fnmsrarallsire ; and the lbws. George Treweck ter his seat is castatrall • a.. I.stvor iJIMISitiI Kirt44.lllll:ollNetr.Lowellissit•ittreet t—Mrs. M ilia pad.Mattly frees ;twig seat h Deataatittra ; Mr. Ms". aril. fast. Qadaml; sad Mr. Piave a ,her: Mr. Tem pest sad am tree left ditto foe Iltalltalare. ~.► 4.41 DY HEATICOTB'S ROUT. Lady liftridyb aftfti hewn sate het last real fee j_._ tam on Thuosdefleaesitrgra hes house in Grosvenatrartyrese. TIM fine spatioesissal elapse' dreamer-rooms etre timer open, which were. ilimateriesteri with their used inlays*, 'There were present neatly three headred tette yr/tithed fedikasables ; among whew wero--Priece Garrott, thaDoire sea Dawiese of,ArgyiL the Mahe sad Ditchers de Newby, the Derrager Decimate( asthma, the Dows=er Ditches. ef flielevaesid sad the Ladies Lemma, Me alai 1A4061141* Ailesbery end lie Lashes be...,. blorqrsta of Graben, the Mareleioarsses Choi mesdeley sod Riesbester, Countess Lieges, the' Earl and Commie,* of Hattorshy end Lady Mary Itydee, the Esti of AliCtllo,. East Cleowillian, Esti, CO•1111111% wed the Ladino hathetst...the Cowalers of Shodriestrery sad the Ladles Coosrar,,Larly sad Mao Illiopeth, Earl, Countess and the Ladies cren. Commaless Cowper, Lady Julia and Miss Pent, Leaf C. Greet*, Lady Sale-sod &It, Lord George LIIII•11114 1.60141 sad.Larly Grerlyr, Lord Brtideaell, Lori Masher', Mt, sari Mar.. Tebeemehe, Mrs. Lase Fox, liffs:Oteige LamiN.Mt. ad Lady White Melville, the Courtiers of kites and the Ladle* lielyeees, Mr. Dick, be. 04~. ~LA3. •u.. -we d rlrow?.."-- 11.;irph stsisbusauflatierel,, pot into • drasseSindespe•or sunausseinikosobtolositerskr so be podgiest at site llliglieb Opera House, dlNLOolloatsoperied by the whole tiniest of lie /baster. • Weelollenslessd the cossirsction of the piece perftletly toil/Seel orbs bero, OH Bliss, is is be repro rented .at none :deffneisittimseiods of bfe, see the assert*, is is she erlercaltivriY• losuparied in different acts by Mies Relly l Peoresesosad asseleg, at ibe ages..! IT, Ilft, sad U, tan nks4 of iissanoecourieg the space of 31 yeast! The mane isiaoolos of site highest wan, and .we sodomise Ithe:poweister is pies to • ceesidereble expense for scenery and dresser. . • • • PUNNY CLUB ANNUAL lIRGAITIC —.ow.- • •• r . Yessesvistesbirseitualprirm 'slivery given Isieberdknittemen of the Fenny Club was contested for by seven pair of oars. The mateli was derided In two beats. At seven o'clock the three successful bouts of the lett beat started for the Anal heat. Ateterting Farrni sad Uvulas took the lead, and kept it all the time. and Innlty won the wherry; Morton and Howell came is second; sad Maynard •nd Matthews bad. It was a well•contesied beat, tad the men deserved great praise for their dexterity. The afternoorrytas remarkably terror, and drew together an immense multitude of spectators. PEDESTRIANISM. Blokes/re, the pedestrian, onderloot histssfek yesterday, to ran IS miles is one hour soil 35 . mitiNtOu. id' Asbreet Park, for a bet of 100 goblets,. He did the hat three Whin within 18 minium, and he performed five miles in tit mi. outer end 11 seated'. He continued ow at a witniliwg and did 10 mike in an hour end one minute. He was tit• this time backed at six to four to iris, brit be felt•lame in the latter part of the 14th mile, ■nd could rot get on, baying more t►an scree minutes left fur the last MO". The lameness was a sprain in the right ankle, which lost him the match. • Aeolian nee of WO yar4a was ran, forlise gulnesii, /w -trees Cartwright and Fielder, which was woo by the former in 11 seconds. !R kLd N I!. t ." • • -- • • DUBLIN, JULY 24. The Lo►d Chancellor, Lady .Mannera, and suite; sailed on Sundry for Holyhead, The Right Hon. Loyd CW4en left town yester. day one emit to his eatotaire estates in the county of Kilkenny. - 11. . - His AJ astir rOitsnit ip pp, eftestit# itatevdoy, Yesterday morning the Apeleiret • accompanied by the Dochemiof KRIM, left town for Bugshot. The Marquis of Csothoexigutir entertained a select. party at dinner yesterday at his house in Piccadilly. The Countess of CORK eittertainea . ..! distimi 4 guished party of fiwitionsbles ois Thursday evening at her house in New Burlingtou.street. ~ The visitors assembled lust month at Mayan* College. at the usual, trienutal aisDajiun. AA bdailies• was concluded, 'and an hospitable suaelm had. been done justice to, she Lard („hiefJuotieti went to walk in the garden with some of the Pro fessors. Lord Noesual, wishing to return tq taltacleeht in teur,cti of his bother Judge.ditectei int W e is- log his steps towards the garden. mad found hitmc Yesterday the'Dake of YOU tremact • busily engaged in die fiower-pla, examiow business with the' IMO. Mary . • ing some beautiful exotics ; and eyeing him sera A Bord„of pn),..eyds, or,Ahr,tri l leiry ins held yesterday at,:tlr;ristiviiSl. lll ,7! l Ftf!, rounded by the Professors, he clasped his hunk,. • . and exclaimed, " tielieeus! what will Parliament. TH4 FV.*9l6=git•lPAricet 7 .t r otinkypirsa. ver y.. say, wtwa they born. thin the Lord Ci i ipij uo tice, strong; the rriees or every • Stuck icniirreving and has been discovered dorm ruff with the Profesurg looking upwards.' • Co;sie‘ were Au- of MoYsooth Cottir goat occuwir, and 801 Soi Meisel; Iteduced, eUfpoet.---Yreercky Ilearattig t.gsk 81 ; 4 per ••Cent.. 04; Neer 4 per Cents. 99t; at AVU4IIIWOOd .Screisbri between Ms. B—.-4,! .a 3e per emits. 9f ; Long I kuntitteel 24'13-16: medical studeot, Jiving within less than an hundred bank Stock, 449, 450 e;• laileaStock,•e6u; India. miles .of Sloane.street, and. Mr. K--., a private Rands, 64. pr..; Exchestier Hills, S 67. pr. Frei. Gentlemap,,reweeting i dispute. which, took placi i reign Sesmatieb.t? Prussian ;Bonds, 641; Danish. in 3, bilkirckpo. „4t „the mess end of. the Airless 11711:; , 614)euith New. Old Speineh e 6311 t TietiAred Iwoshets each. Imatianill•lait•hge• !both New Prussian, 861; Neoptiliteu, lii 73g. i being slightly wounded, the *fair ,'i!Pd '' t r fie• id k ;4 . . 1 ' r .iitintitecon, .J LT 44..-.9‘its SsOPIC .iltar's ' 6 911 1 0041 c , e . Gsaida, isiedtel itsveilde vie y Mier WNW fiery sAW IlllPe• - •4 4 reed dialleetiesivase.•l , olor Ade** pre tlasin. evivarded wills • pie*. ildeedusediredstiat tforeevrasets bon 4erisod bars freavieveigurpurse ilia* illa finer. dijto. , v 4 ' • d Tito Arm division of /be -Soots Grtyd oarbrians tondo) , at Paortiliuo Barearita hum Olvegmet • ~," . I. ' . the oras*.airoraviNg iltelgart: Illitl4noliion frenseery et yelryviereveepresed on Portobello /Mode, br Mr jity General the:Thessee liredferd, , wbut repressed biteurrlf le terms of Wei •pprebeau ett‘silur amender aid • diseipluse u 0e htfi mozwtWfboyeniesest impoulered oboist SOO so Poor The rasa* ill, brier "try taw No ntataillonntiebrt yawn r tb. bored* of stemonors a the Corps son pootponad till Sot bosses. of she sesstvlep• vs .4..1,1 , 1 , 4 f t.• err. , *vol.:. 2t: ••• - ri• .. - • fitsly-tivi Soo , Tatity•tlmiltessillsted km - Smetana Ow** Itooranestris Sail lindisiancipsay's irmillrry ant is•hetry. misled- lives Leith Arldisiday aftariroon for iler Sao laths Cumpsily's depot at Owasso, previously to resbailting fur ban. E PIN BURtlf. ...11111.. JURY COURT, MOIIDAY, JULY ti. r In DUATN OP MR. EMERY. Milo we Sorry to Dace &Commutate Ike diasolution of that moat excellent and unsuitable actor, Me. John Ernery, of Co vent-garden Thessie. After an Worse of Shier weeks, caused by an exeessivelnwaid debtlil,, bronght 4111, as it i• supposed, by a diseased liver, and which at last attached smelt to the leap, he breathed hi• last a few in' es past eight o'clock on Thursday mottle, at hi. bowie iu H tdr-ittreet, Bloons•h•iy. lie was in his furty.ettb year. He has left an amiable Wife and reeves 'tonne children to lamest his Lass, for whose (Willie support and inaiuteu•nce, however, thee is every reason to fear be has uut made even ilia most slender pry- _~. . ..--. • 018011*Kslo 8 t.KSLIE v. BLACKWOOD. Title tone.prodissi true came on to he tried to-day, before the Lord Chief Commiesitmer, Lure& Cendlidensuer Gadd*, cud a special! jury. 'Mere ippeared on the part et* the Praiser, Mrsats. Jet*. weir, Cesthhunte, idol Moecneirt ; awl fur the Defeetleee Blesses. Fu—waYTEl sod alitnn. The Court sat is the Bret division of the Court of See' on, which was crowded in eatery part. Thet case had beer agreed to be tried mm the fellowiteg lidera : * "li Wilt admitted that the Pursuer is Professor of N NB Philuliiphy is the Goivereity of Edinburgh, and that Defender is props t tor dad publisher of • cerium pr. tudicai sebrk,ealled Bitterkircted4 Edifildergie .11apstoiser,auil it being admitted, that the 35th •niather of the said stork, ',id:hakes' larthe Defend.r at Etheihurgb, on or abut the usol.:11 of Februhry 1810, contains the folio. dig coeds and henrys, via. '' Laidig et. Hammer, publics, Jae. 10,1820 Mr. Bei ' tor,-14 a dialog composition I .ear( you mow lime op, it was aseerted, that Professor las.e had thought pre to pots • heavy censure on the Hebrew bassetrage, is hisP • losopkitqf writkeseese, though, ea I added, it cede be peel from his own writiums say, from the very passage that cod. tithed the chute, that he is timorous even of the alphabet of the leuguage ou which he thus presumed to °Wee so ant. nsadversiue. The prufessiosial dkires alluded ow it ibis : ' The Oriental Datums appear puerility to have represented the numbers as far as one thousand, by dividing their alpha. bet auto three distinct classes; but the Hebrew, the rudest and poorest of all written languages, having oily tweasydwo letie , s, could &deduce no fa/thee than 400; and to exhibit 500,600, 100, 800, and 000, it had recuurte to the clumsy expedout of additsou i by jostling 400 and 100, mid 400 sod WO, 400 cud 300, 400 and 4011, and 400 with 400 and lug.' --l'Aikosopki of Arithmetic, p. 218. " The nukes and poorest of all written languages: Bp my troth, Mr. Jobe Leslie, three be butler verde; but Om :alter part of the sent...ice, by displaying the utter igutersece of the Professor, happily reudcrs the realise of the former pert city inuocent. bilked, so much igsturauce and 'roper. tieleuce cJrnbeeeed will hardly he fnuud in au abort • ewe paw, in the works of any other writer, of the smallest lute. rary character. l'ise merest isnatterer in Hebrew—sassy one who had read the first page - of the Grammar, could have iuturmed Hr. Leslie that the Hebrews bed out recourse to the clumsy expedient which b ccccc es them, cud this their alphabet supplied them with characters matfitleal for expressieg numbers as far as a thousaud. It is clear tbat the Professor was totally roacepsabeted with the letters of the latquage Ise was eveticising, or Ito would have knerwo that the five Bush (iestheically called Correlep(aufl) are used to expreas the eye last hundreds; and. therefore, that the glory bf investing the espetlerot, which he clescothes with such impeding misetemess of detail, is do's entirely to him self-Su much for his qualificattous to decide ua the menu isf Hebrew. " But it appears to me that he has a particular pique aphid the language;—that bus censure afilie• as much from spleen as from ignureece; for the Homan method of sda tiuu is still ewe chandy than his feasted Haft" system.' Aud the fallowing word., rig. • That they may be Arabic also; bud Sc enter Into the cootroversy respecting the eons psdative depercerity of Hebrew gad Arable, for the edifi cation of Peofeieue I,eslie, would be as profitable es to *et about 'demoustriting the Seventeenth Propotilien of Eu clid's Twelfth Book to a person who did eel hue*: • right line from a eery', much leer • p.elyhedrois from sphere.' —And the follOweug words. viz. • We mutt /wk. there foie; foi some tuber reason ; and perhaps we may lied it iu the unhappy calculates ante. in 11/4/Cis Hebrew is placed-e• it Is the language of the Old Testssieut. 7be lingueges as a philosopher like Mr. 11111116 e., or • pandas of Mr, Heinen would my, dedicated tit Ilaperailliall, and is, therefore, kite every Haug else connected with such a cause,'lse be snacked by that bohareest cud equitable stet per fee et me fem. But is Maisie*, I may be permitted to remark, there should be some litife knowledge of She ground displayed. it is out good geieralabip to usersost eves Use details of • siege so a blender's( gustier, lor e rash volunteer; and I must consi der the Preceded as a moat snforinuele, thowgh perhaps courage sus enfold perdu, after tbs. 'specimen of his skill, although he May be enlightened *noses is other respects tie be entitled to sneer at .the crediti.ty of Luther, the lkceses of the Christian Fathers, sad the (suttee of Se. Jehe.' [p. 230.3—Aud the foilowirg word*, via.--' He may believe when.l tali him that la the eyes of those who know any . I Hung us the selajoci, he makes aii ',kneed a ;tare as the most drdcieat digit lie ' ever caused modify.' • He-may also assure bias .elf, that the rule, we sitar ultra erepideas, is trusty a gulden woe. H. is perhers a mighty ri:spectable tided ur North rate lliallsentatkiate,.a refrigeratoe of any rele lie pleases, an arithmetician scarcely attend to Cocker him. es If; but whim en the strength of these qualificatissets, he thinks fit to step tato philosophy, tor to invade the pruners of critics and scholars, andhaig can be more pLlfut. And yet [p. 2321 he blames Joseph Statists (whammies.: as • nissi of lesthiug is rather higher than Mr. Leslie's as a mailiensas thine) forquitting hie usual studies to meddle with loathe mules. Su 'a y is it to perceive the presump,ive dog matism of another, and to overlook ewe owe." Whether the • hole or any part of the said words lire of and soncerning the Pursuer? And whether the Pursuer is therein falsely, nialiciesiely, dad tot uriouely represented, and held up to 'Windt and cusitedipt, as 'gnomon ante Hebrew language, mid even of the Hebrew alphabet, ee as being guilty of inipertioasereLor of 'fiddling the Hebrew Istsguage, merely because it is .the languages( the Old Pestsmeut, and to be attacked, per for et se fart, or as being as torten f perdu, to the injury and damage of the Pursuer?. II being also admitted tint the (Ordeal number of the said . Magazine, peblembeel by the Defender at Edinburgh, ow or about the monk of hely, le , lo, amulet the follows,' words, via '' The IL age( lid Cockurye !snows on more of Greek, than Professor Johney Leslie dem at Hebrew. By the way. on lookisigwver the lest number of Dr. Watts's BtbNorktrea Itrilansta, 1 hese discovered with amazement theft that celebrated pereeteatte wee a port ii. his youths why don't yea review his Phonate Park, Kstiorney, ave.?. 1 have cuplesof both trareleal product's's's at your service Why, finally, did yibu allow Dr. Brewster to have the merit of podding Cut Leslie's ntionstione plagiarism of his theory of hese, from se old volume of the Philo:l,o6re, Tramerseliows ! For shame! Year's alketionotely-0. P." Whether the whole or soy pave of the odd words are of and concerning the roamer, mod falsely, nisteriessly, and in jureouslyeeprasent and hold up the Parallel' to fidlCilie *ad contempt; as being a plagiary, to the injury and damage of the said Peanut,! It being litho admitted, that 'ehe forty-fourth ember of t►e said work, published by the Weeder at Baliehurgli, on or sheet the mouth of November, lead, contents the tallow tog cords, viz —" in s work of Ms, treating on arithmetic, that I celebrated' men thought peewee to go out of ►is way to revile, in a wont dogeastse and totalling menoer, the He brew Meguage. I asserted that he did set know tete a let ter of the tougee he had the iMpodesee to pretend to criti cise, end I p►ooed now assertion. I leave the of the km -stews to any Hebra•ei-...1" say ma. of common $5lllll. is He lend. I proved that he win fretetiled by a hostility to iha Isommige of rrvelatlon, supply beeauee it was so; and I defy s►y sue to refute me. TMu unfortunate corker', who is lamenting over my hard treatment of the Profeseue, of course cannot be supposed so Miele soy thing about the mat ter is dispute; hut what I eel saying is not the less tree on that occulter, A■ I am on the subject tansy remark, that I was at first t little Surprised to And that in the on mid e,ll - of the Philosophy of Arithootte. suite I bad pointed out Leilier mistake, hi had sot retract ed t h e unlucky note which conyteted him of agitsrance. But on isepecte.nt of the ow k my weeder ceased, fir I per ceived that the user eddies was maibieg more thus the old out wish a fresh lying title-page, sod • few additional leaves; in short, only a vollosion between as hoarse becikariler, sod a doubly beard' Professor, to impose ow the ptibile , and gee rid 'of the tensatunig replete of a unsetealito work. H. re, thee, is llte Vile•offesice ageseit cheese, se roll3lloltral.by sae. What reason have Ito respect Mt. Lead's Hr Memoir's on Hut! The muter bf that work, is tsw rear stair, &Wiwi the recce► la so bed that eveur $ brother teenier prithe.. Domini it to be execrable sod • drossy.' lies lint4ernatics! 411 .~ ~ee!~~•=~w•w~ ROBBF,RIES. Early net - Tlliaraday morning the premises of Mr. Halo p, 96, Liston grove North, were brakes intoand rob bed of a qatutity of table, deniers, arid lea-spoons. as/ wear ing apparel. The thieves, is obtaioinc admission into the hum*, broke the kitchen windows aad furred the iron bars. The hoes , of Mr. W. Bromley, No. it, Old Qiirbec.strees, was aloe rubbed a few days niece. The thieves entered the drawinyr.roosa and contrived to carry or the whale of the silver plate, with uthpas isles , eaperceived. INQIIIsTs. 1••••••• An irgoest was held yesterday at the White Lints Tavern, Hesnardet's-row, St. Mnettn'a lane, eu the body of Eleanor Delmar, a young woman found drowned in the Thames un the lAA inst. Edward Presley, 4, Castle-coort, Strand, deposed. that he know the deceased to have third oeteaut to Mr. Blurb/fell, cutler, is Bedford court, Coweemalawlen. Witness kept rows. psoy wish he►, sad on Sunday afternoon met ber by sp. putointeat is Bedford-street. They went into a public-house and had • pot of ale, sad conversed together abort ea hoar sod a bait. Whoa they quilted the house, •they walked n fur as Hangerford-street. She then told his As was going to her reuse's house, and asked ►int for a 'Wing, whirl, its gave to her, sod offered to secompsny her to bee cousin's, which she death's* but pee hint no eirplanation why itts refused his roospatty. Some further eoarersatioa pasted, ■od ha told her he most drop her aeqoaintsnee thee walked away, and weld . home, sod kaew uolbiug (either of her watil he heard of her death. . , Then wee so evtdesee before the Jury td show bow the deemed got Ws she wsier, bet their tospeasios wit , shot she drowsed herself is eourequeisee of disebsoistrierrit fM lova. Verdieti-...• Fosod drowned is the River Thames, without say marks of rioleace." • Fl/RIGUS DRIVING. As inquest wait lidded the Triumphant Chariot, Pembroke. mews, Giorvenorminare, spots Ilse body of Ann Cooke, a' middle aged woman, who died in St. Geurge's Hospital. Thomas Joy, a Chelsea pensioser, deposed, that un evening of the 2001 instant he was going reuse Hyde Park Corner to Kensington ; wheal he arrived et the foot barracks, Knightsbridge, be heard • voice vociferate, " you will not stop you will kill the roman ." This educed him to look towards the turnpike, the direction from which the voice proceeded, sod on turning round be saw the deceased lying in the road, and a crowd of persons round her. There were • cart and • gig staadiug close to lbe spot. Witness went up to the erred, but he was so needs amassed, ' that be could not lawn bow she fell. A gentleman who Was• ' in the gig said something iss explanation to the people, but witting censidering bee fall to be arc dental paid oo anew., Lion to him, god cermet recollect what he said. Thomas Joseph Wood,•Geet. Old Brampton, deposed that last Saturday afiereoou, about sic o'clock, he was walk. ing ou the foot-path by the Turnpike Road at Knightsbridge ow the west side. wiles he observed • gig drawn by one ' horse. The Her. Capt. rk. Cochrane, brother to Lord Cache-am, wait is the gig at • fast trot. ' The deceased wee crossing the road about 30 yards or, end the Captain calkel to her, but did rot pull up till either the horse or the gig struck her, and, she fell upon the ground. The Capt. then pulled up, and got out of the gig. He could ' have stopped the horse easily be-fuse if he chose, because it did nut seem that he drove fester then many Gentlemen do, He appeared to give directiem about the deceased, bet do not believe be gave my account hew the occident happened. , The deceased was going over • part of the rood which wee ' nut a regular crossing, and winless thought the Cartels was dririeg carelessly. Tbericweris Iwo other Gentlest.. *iris' in a eurriele alike time, and tritium beard them say it was earekesly done, .e words to that etreet. Mr. C. H. Hawkins, House Surgeoa of St. George's lies. pital, deposed, slt,. he at laded the deceased immediately after she was brought is; she was 'perfectly . tensible. He opened the head sines death, and found the shalt greatly fractured, • large Inceratiou of the substance of the iraun, ' and an eflevie of blood, vehicle, no Junto, emoted her death. Verdict—Amide:dal Death; Deodawle "Uri/ P42tPtil•• Asotber higsrest was held at the Kit*. Head, Wa on the body of W. 43odwin, residing is she horse lately • occupied itp Sir Mother Blexhan, opposite the Termer. , Wale/mils-read. The whole familp of she deceased, it sp.: peered, were ill sf . fever, • i••a wow/ward which be, shrink half-past Awe tielodt •es Moeda,. wies•siug, jumped out of the wistlow, raa• acmes , the lava, as* pleagrfi 1050 a fish pond, from which he was extricated alias in about five mt. awe; but be died in about two been after: The Jary, after some couvulhatiow, returned following oculist i-- 4 •Thet lberdrcessed,•la a slate of insattitp, throw hinsself iota the Lib-pond. witieh, together oath the disease be laboured wider, predated We dismission." ----- Differences have arisenumongst the Ministers on the subject of. his MisaesTirs Speech for the claw of , Parliament., Tlie KtNOr• would gladly beat 'avoided the •fistigue-eatisequaot on sleis eertaretty ; but the Ministers consider their popularity would'be 'a little advanced by the Speech being delivered is ,P"""--(Erestaist Paper.). :•., •1 • A letter from Rio de Janeiro of the 18th of May. .announces a fact, which, if the accompanying oh iieivations of the wiles be well founded, is of an joint-ging and. important character. 'l'Le•Puuce Royal, it apprise, on his fathes's lertli-da (May la), when the troops were drown op in the Platter square, declared his resolution to 'lissome the title of Prince Regeut and Constitutional Protector of Brasil. It is added, that the •Deputies.fions the ,ildnias Genies and other praisers are see:to pre. coed to Liabon, there to • take their *este •in the Cortei, according to the arrangements under which they had hero chosen. The account states. likewise. that Alit Catotorseet te preperiug w nuisifesio to be salt to every Outset in Europe. jestifying,the am • 11110,11 /041 of the above new titles by his Royal Highuesii. - .. . l f i 1 ~P ~~ c • t-, .-! , 0