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,Itit Cllizt 7•'-'e.: .-:•-•!. • . . ~,, t:.:-- . • ' ...f. ' ' w\"4"to . , . , v ',. ill" \;.. ~ ,r ...., ...kl is. , , .1- , „, • , ",0 - ' '.,z.' '.,• 4, . . . . _. . \ rs ' - ' - ' 7 '• 4 44,-/ s iNttl . , ..,... , : . ',':- , 1 1 liii4 t , , , , " ---- `, 4 . ,4 .. . , . , .. ~, ...4,, O. A ! , P , -.- N. .. •. .. . ::. • , , ... .. ~. .. 5.' , .4 ~,. ,0,,k, . p1qin.,,,,,,, , 1 " - IA ;•k ' . . , , . ... W • 1614 1 1 ,i'l / i ‘ , 4 1 , •j i A g/ , „, , ii , f.tt„. , -,, e l f 64 kl ~ . - il 'e # i . ./ - -10.0V ,i , ,/0 . . :.:-. ~~ "9739. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1823. ' . "144'; ,. :!k•-lt-i;.,,..fr C 6 NTZtACI , S• , * PRiCE 1i.17N 1)Bi; .2(immissariat fiepartniNit; Trea.sury • Chanthtrs, 0 tuber ' , NI NOTICE is hereby given to all Person.; de ' , siroias of Colitrac inv' to sopely the follu‘sing c:rticles for the Use of the ..I.pny, viz.:— EIREAVX—To Miljeit•: . 's Lind ;-'orces in Cantoninents, 4uarters, .n the tinder.tnent:oned Counties 4istoi !shus ;•: Cumbidriand, Isin of Wi4fit, Luncoter, and Surrey. rORAOf, HAY, and STRAW: —~.To his Ma. e..ty% Car*lry an;l Artillery Horses in 13arraclis, and Oats, in Cantor eats . ar.d Qimriers, in the under mentioned • N - YkIL 61, C • , . ~. . „ . , . ..., .. 4 T/s,ltecAlKeSki(444o:ollll2 9 F ne ilc7.ll4q. 9 f:tiX!olitirast Wfk*e. . th . this; . 4 i ,. 6 .3-; li4jUr 'opii enAtii4t IN fiiile4. 444 itiikle,: tgtiliftfre, filly:el let . ibr .. t h e ph Both: atiikjat le the clef:Wolk of againlilagaißhio,oliodti :14 *tie, 41( lint 414 7felt, Vas on i 'leg!: ob , ictoi;cipt 4 .4ttt ilbp il iit'.43rited,,cant f i niw sgte 4 f, . : pfi e first 01.4 tb:it - tterirblut f 1 C been 'a stiffitiori * ntaic,a Of .iiiiinthmr troo:t ; ittesonli noti w erf, 61 , 1', ettretiilitnyC Ka rgifilvial' t ine not a regular a Otiee of al.!atuisiAment,. bpi; oftian a , riptio e or the ii.S . ..S;4ll4lerit of vie plaintiff's.tnteest to, , ,,Mea a t s . Villiisiiis' and".lliig4.i. ffilliti'riptice'whilli'had lit;ert ir* vs-tii , .: 'seveTAl 7 tinii.ertiri'rerl: was. 'a , eircliiiir :to xi,,. , 4fitet i— ; ..k 5.1,15rr,.,,Vp1111.-filiwttpil ki ! a., ageraa to iyip..,, , rg t' 11, i yir.,l Q4, - , be.; leii , : rti4liocttulli to acqurint 14r. .----, ist ei.ti t:O sAif'‘:' 'of itifOirfi stria 'reeolveif ':•th'ia tikiy;4:,' ;le that t nsivito. v ation It tiro PAIR, ~ aVirpt:isitt' and tarp* . at : thd ' t' ;4r 6 or flood fio?e, 1:1 - .ey . shall call ua nun for a acid:anent tat f4s sokatrip. :ion." Tin; the I.e,ranad ..fiutjeant . cOntfrinded ' v''''-1 m clreot tl , it , ;inglue-e. riotiit4 tit' tbilliangt: Of in; t.r4ii, Jr, the propesky siiit 4 4; 'bad" oCeored; and tootintif tho:e 'ebsir .and' ilaequivo f cal ; , i3"1415 iViiitil ~ W V;il '4l7:tySc '4loiili tp. tie • 11 , ..cr....::niy• in a tOti;ie of abAntiOr,tilfir4,; en',l '11e;,:,4•4 ''k.v l r , 4 , :r ,,1, :n in 4fili'.4ll. this ''dictri:le hard' ''i)ke.t, ;:ep.:... ..a. tVe , ii•uouLd .it .j...:..c.t_Dirs', that cieautteaserrciia in wb;it,b the ahip vise., 1)1,06'1 dia' bet wezi 141-;:„ tt . ,satt, :IV phi . , ho . i;oriolaulx:, flu t4 ( iti '.):tfie. verdict.; '..rpT,.,it'"Af . f)ttld tit ye 4,111:i , pr,; +1 A , friiish' 4e trAitit.;eine.tf Was hbt '4Ofie "that 'it''4,oi4ti. EaVe' eifst ' irbsrei thai" tti '.. i,hl P Stlitati i 1; tI: 1 . Pii iCY ', ti) iiivc • repaiiiid her. .:ff - ti :e i 0 if ix: amid 1):: risne for!icetr thart. to,tt v.s.nri it r/mts t.,%. ! ? ..toty ,st' iiiit insured to tiave'..her . r::plirc....ii , . Tidi .011;14, ivint,.ily, t 4i. hot:tak at.. tacit* cl On tho'fr,uktis, at; tfl,l taigo oh fit kh iif , ;.'_z to e4ILIFhI4II "been' shipped ; no: at, the " .I.:aat . indtat, , or tsey tif iii: ' East Indian. idand::, but at tticrAfauritius,*.' vizier: it, vi e . f ..,io r i m . hot to betart or this* 01..-.ctes, but tO"belortrto t!.c /.rtican At eldpeleirj. The 'fouth'i),..'itit wal, tits' 'h;; ,v,ti:- r.',,;4 ri,,, 4 4, 0 ,,, ji eorre...ctly'brought, it b0i,35 it; the natre'or the , i7i;'4''al l a ß u rr 4 . who hid since trnon te lit, ltrtp„ :4;3i:thud a ;.:;;;jr.44,.*: f;;;.) prqpi4rti. w Messrs. Verililitm; litifees:;, and' Co. The C.:dun r Act:;fleci, tftac tisi iat,t ofijeCtic,r: w„ . ,;t . ~,,tkiiit„ ... by Ole, Yu) , woiclo al 0.« 4 the pecifutToOe ti t. The turd ClLle.f Juipt:O DA 0..a0 olo;try vi , ; ':,...,; •-•:;,..... respect t 0 tl,e first r,ointclic trrortf.; of tit* aSarkiilh. , ..;: ~,- - ;,:'.iictoi,f eletr to' cri a OIP the ..r . plit) ti tar to reebver. .i f : ~.. ~ .; rulis on the second and tin rd., 00inti. grant tb e : "rno 'other ..taffg :a conourrt4.— iluie twit..,,. - Cuiltiaty Tic~nt. Lnt t'oDe:iye . iii:;'Rre: to corienen"e. on and fur the 45th diy uf Deciniher next ; ' , hut '-'ioposaJ3 in v.r:aingj tteated Toider for Army w3ll he receise;.l tbis Office on or befog,, irridoty, the /itth : clay . 9f November 'lt:di. but jone recrivtd after Twelve ki'Clocic on that Jay. I h toposala ,T:ust !ade separately for each County and act) . pri:;r,<, !a ! most 'hare the Letter which is an nex to the 'f'ender prtrr.erly.filled rip, by Two persons of known !iroptrty, ongagiog to , becOrne. bound 'with 'the Party ten, Je ti"g. in the: amotutt' stated in the printed Particulars. fok the due Pi,rftrmance 'of the Contract; and no Proposa) be not;ced nnleis . thade on a printed Tender,'and the likes exp.'est:ed in Words at length ; an , should it so , hatpen tbatl ! during .the continuance of "the Contract no Troops shout! be supplied by virtue of the same, the amount_ I ' 4 ' - ' 1 " 1411 :11 , et on the Contrac-e. tnt3 - 51.intt; -- PaidiffihiArst 11141M/et )‘- tie - Con - tractor, shall he r.,frinditt P articufars of the Contracts !nay he had upon application h( ) l PZ • s le Char.ti')ers between the h o u rs - o f T en an d F our . " 'amp I , s of the Bread and Meal may he -seen at the betweei th e hours of Twelve and Two. NOTICE. TO MARINERS: Trinity , House, London, Nov.-?,`1823. NO T 4 ILL, Is jutiPt-by' given, Thit a BUOY, „"' striPed and ViThite from the Nozzle to"the H ea d, age Circle upon t*rie Head, and a Blaek Centre, with th e , word i 44 I.- 4,ENTIsEI IZNOCK" in White Letters up on i t; " Ir Yine a ktitcon or Staff, on the top 'of which is a Ct'lobe quftner ed Pekperdieulailv, Black and White, will be laCed `on the EASTERN PART of the KENTISH .KNOCK, in 4414 five f4thotna Water, so aeon wind and - will Petnit. l he Beatings will be given when the Buoy shall kxe laid. --- LONDON MECHANICS INSTITUTE. PUBLIC MEFTING, will be. held :on TQESbAY, the Ilth of November instant, at •Seven ock i.i the EVening, at the CROWN read ANCHOR at Y.£R.N, STRAND, for th e ,p ur p ose o f taking into:consi. tlori ~ine propriety of ESTABLISHING a LONDON NIC'S INSTITUTE.' vihen 'the attendance of all po:"2 ,, nice, p.nd Friends of Mechanics, faourable to the Pro n, j...srpecc,fully requested. N;r a atT to bo taken. St half-past S 1823. even o' lo cck precisely., - - - - - oster 7 rew, Nev. 1, TO TH,t 011,8•0 F EAST INDIA STOCK. Laiats AND Gicil ri.Xite— IV infr Add ress of y st )4.' d y I had the honour of anmouncing in gt the pres int vacancy 1' ae te tt rrni t n r atio a ci ;o proceed to the,Ballot lo ow - ~. .. - • ed I t . . 4 _ ag , ain so.ticlt your favourable attention to the annex 1.77-ttbli:Alli!'eeltvinall;ll"iveit passed at a numerous and most re- Ox Friday the 23il'May last; and I earnestly r , a co Atinuance of that kind Support which 'l.have already tert,,,;:ced • 4t tr ti i!. lll l' tO acquaint you, that my Committee will Sit daily ittil t . ti t City of London Tavern, where all. C,Oininunican.ms Ihil rtlY interests will be mos: thankfully receivsd. tiathel honour to be, with the greatest respect, - 1. lard Gentlemen, your obliged and fiithful•Servant, N ew tt 1 , J. PETTY MUSPItATT. Ail h /1)11 u -street, Nov. 1, 1823. ;ctillr i llt , toutiitind :moat respectable MEETING of PRO tolitle,‘-`o,,„ft S ofEAST INDIA STOCK; held in the City of 1 (4 ti le i ‘ ,,k I'lett, on Friday the 23d May, 1823, a: the request t4+owing. Proprietors .1- , -- . . - - .' ' - qies,Frbos 4', ItMalcolm P,06,..; iPtlnatone j0,,4, ~talnpbell j .ft' Let i i 74l4 rkke t i f l'h t ,,, a ,tgford 1 , ho•tib!.everton i • 41 4 1 $:o bee ~ -.J n ,dttrl, Q iNn. 4 ';,, ° ,w b eilie 'qtrtedith. 40. tl Luc ls ' • ',l4"'Nixon ' . .te klcock 1 ~,,ik el m , 4"4' ll 4 l .thltt s chui e rl oey t ,,,, p . l Viow e.k . J Tt Li s 11 .1 4 . - ,i . khard t a4 " l )4. ' v ir , tirr xi ,-„ - .li to :' Tadtly , .; t„,,_,le xo _ , / 7 "` w• Isl -''' t '', '''''' h laickl e t 4t4 Right H. ~ 1 -- 4;i041 Viscount EXALOUTLI, G.C.B. in the ~ , k its • chair I) Propo sed , Si. 'l4, avid I i '-'Y ir Charles Flower, Bart., seconded . by • ~',,tt, wi t h „ n .i ,) Esq.. and resolved unanimously, ._ e . .t ri l,tridi 4 c,;* v 'ew 'to the most efficient administration ot •th 4,..`1et1, that -111P44.1's affairs, it has been frequently urged and 1 1; 14 40 4 i ti tilpe Court of, D' irector s should he rn ed of a ' 4 th e c,,,2, their Civil, Military, and Naval c° .. ,, ; , ....rvants_ . ; :h tt e Voi te r,Pally i i f..,seinia ll y commercial, being in ,truth ,'nett Ititii„„;`, 4ll liy of 'Merchants of England, trading to it. 7 11, it h in i !„. i n is, in the opinion of this t h ey 'top o „". , 1 11 4 t ow,„' toe tirtt importance to the in of Pros ,'ti o f 4' '-' O 4ll ,'of Directors should also contain a clue '. t'vern. lerthar is of acknowledged talents, integrity:, Batt t ate, . , 4 -uy e t' 0Y .lir , Croirles Cockerell, Bart., li. P. se -1,, 4, harki re. 'bit s Eso. M.P., and resolved unani .:- %til l ' , ;.14 3e4 -., ,l r° i' alei ''''• c° ll siiior John Petty Muspratt, Esq. we ll i ,,.. 1 9 4 0111 1 :' O4 : th:r lliref:tion of tne Company's affsirs, ii t *i.l,,i habi t‘ L ' "'nt merci utile experience, but from his in ''l4",:' L' t ,;; h 4l 2,'l geueril .Acquireimmt as a practical man of .4 1} I nit to Irtgrugee groiir l is they strongly recommend 11 , lr, tri 7 , re 0-4,4l!Onrttble crktisiderations of the Proprietors ; 'ti;,*j r , o , abnre confirmed in the expediency cat this re :-' Ni ,:t rei l """ theyadvet t to the Coropany's having been h - g , z- 741',. deprived ch`' several illercantile Members it ktnive Body.: s 1,r00 0 ,,, i1. 4 11 4t rOtill:E n ,'4 bY ,dosepli Ift‘tuo, Egq. M.P., seconded by ~,:tlit,2l!Poil th e " b ' } . e , 1., ; and rt, solved unanimously, ,„ -,.., , ,,V go ton„_Prn!ciple s of the feet' Resolutions, Ins kPii_4ttiii to ~7, 1v , ' :-7 and indiviiivally pledge themselveb to ideit h ';,:rt their infh.tenve \'n favour of Alt; 31uspratt's ~i e t i4 4.1 e thii;e b us , :?-1 13 ,to ::, Nf., , ar In ti:, 1.),..,;-.... F tion ; ?ad .tha n t 4 4,r!e.e alle , t,, c,lht...avourA t i -n-oinote Ins Election nix). +r 4. 1 orh, •"' *.:"'LMOIITII Chairman. :4 Di l'''q.l4•l•l' t— ' , ,1 , - - ~.1 ti ntheaair, 1 4, 4*.i ~, , i • no. IZIg, s.. :it clue,. y . e ~.. 1 , 4 t t . 11...,..,:l Lie :BOIL ;thimil COCittille, recondeii by -.lli_ M V-, , e Th 7 „ ,,, tl.tpn, 'Bart and wsolveti itmadrnousiv, q t vott ,:as of this Meetin g .bt, given t , .) .theJtiOit.ll-0:1- 4arnouth, for his able renduct la the Chair- Thomas Maude Charles Wm. Hallett Michael Hoy William Hammond Francis Paynter Charles Dudd Joseph Steele Jeremiah Coghien Eamon th Basil Cochrane Charles Cockerel! John Blades. J. L. Miner Joseph flume 1 George Fuller Anthony Hammond James Hallett . David Inglis blichie Forbes William Bridgman Emanuel Goottb.art Peter Davey . Hy. G. Key Wm. Meredith Steph. Oroornbalge ; , . '. co zliw.r oF - 01;IA...:•;i:::.; aif , .'‘i ,) v. 8. • .m:. W ETUEREr.L n'..Qvcd that a writ of vf 4 reet 4 . 009 whir- 4 had been issued against Sir (I. W 064, tte Gnic cf i ' 44 k In ' the -fait India service, sheoid be recalled,' and tfrat all the F ro- feedings -had upon it.si.ouii, be res-64 , 4(1. ft. appqtred that : the roliewing were the circurhstan=a, tinder .vitic-ii the IIT:t himd been iSsuod. :-*Sir O. Wood had . rwretaFed an astate . of Mr, .- Parry, the East India - Dinftiir, and Mr. Mil prat, : who is at present a candidate for a stat i:; the Dirs,: , .ory, its tat 'Meet . 0 4r, a ~%:r. &hurl —an e 3 to for whi,.. 4 .1 be viws'to , Triy - 31,ei19/. on the nil. , of September, 1919. ilefOre . the "011ie.. arrived for .corn. Lirleting this agrernertt, Sir (4 1 .. Wood took vezieu.s Objections tp:the title of the plainti.l3,. ilicasra. Marti , and i'desPtht:, AO • bad.. since con, enonloyu everyleggl '.rnea;l4 to Wi't rid.of h;',i; . .d sr ,:taet. The plaintiffs havirii 4 iveird list•Yilit.,r.a.... 4r, , i,d had ii:e pt„tict to the G7tirt of Director, for 113. v ::, to return to India, moved the 2.l:aster cf the Rolls...fin g writ of rur e4.1z. , .t r;:gto against Siva. iVeed, on thee:mud the if holef: f.i:il a: ii-,try, :they would be unable to cgropei Lim to complet..! the. inrgaira which they had made with Inn. ,flaylhg obtaLT.4 , that writ,: they put it into-the hands of the proper offil.iAr, ariA bad Sir George Wood arrested far 38,000 C - Aft.: Sir Georg tliad teen Eve clays in conSuement, I.e paid the inoney . inw the ;:ands of the. Sheriff, and gave - bail for any aticutional eipsnces that might be incur:ec Under it. Under thene circumstances, -Mr. Wetherellinoved teak the writ be. clinch trgeiii...iii.et -or all, hecausethve - vias no debt due to the plaintiffs, as t'i:e.,P :?...e. no: Yet - tilde good their title; arid secondly, that if Clerc 'iras a debt, it was not to the 'amount which they tlernanded,..as.theY still had the estate. to lo,ik to for their.ci , rn inC.emni t y.. After Mr.'StriD.W'ELL and another-barri s t er had been heard on the same tilde., Mr. timyr,Air. StronErr, wad Mr. Fit titiTON, were heard in defence of the writ. Mr. WETIIEtEtt. w3s . rising to reply, when— - The Loath CHANcELLOIL observed, that he would hoer him further on the subject on Monday. fn the trieanwhle he would inform the bar, that :bough he adm:tted the right ( - lithe Master of Robs tr./las:le:the writ of re treat regno, he did net think that the Vice , Chancellor.had pow or to do it. Indeed in sk'-. 1 Cases where the Vic e -2: had is .red such a writ,lre hat i 'iiitriself thoirght it necessary to inspez: all tin:. on.einal tlocti• merits. c'o't`. TAYLOR, Esn. • N. 9, New farl,!ge-streLt, &Gaon:. HONOURED SIR, • BEG leave. to inform you -) that.ever since, the year 1740, I. had been natictor, with from its obstinately rcsistierg ptascribed by the MOrbertifirerlt of Oh *pity hero, ana on , dergairig so.veralsalmot courses. f- AtativatF; !"1 I t al: . df t i.. charged fr,un Vie Hospital with littkreiitf, a:,•pear to be of the most iiiveterate stature: Iri ti.o spr;cl„ - or l':-t yevr' :ray Orisorder had got to such a head, as nearly to put rs I , er;,ld to my existence--1 had a large ulcer OR tile crown of my lie on e on each arm, and rny legs were broke via to a frightful. matiiier ;my Tight was dreadfey painful, am% lieep in a I state of ulceration for the last years ; left had also two large nodes it, was very much discoloured, and gave e s uch excruciating "sin, particularly wiien warm in , r•ed, ns n early to deprive rue of rest; its this laments.ble state, I was re COM meridad by ,:who reecho: so great a cure by; them here), to take your Leake.s Patent Pills, which I bega.n to do on the SZAti: f). Slay ; it the couriv„,ot fortnight I began to receivi:, hewn-it- 7 in little more than month the ulcers on tiny head and arms were soua.d.rtri-- sonti after, the sorts errs tray legs ever, considerable dilcolotiratie skin, and psis% iu the kituarafthe.4.4l4', blessing of God, an a little longer perseverance in your ins'altiabl,i Medieint:, suioSi.led; the nodes dispersing, tlie.skin regaining its natural nue, and the nocturnal pains gradually pal; car.—.l thus bec3tiw, by yo .r liberal. advice and rnedi.nna, perfectly free from t.ll ray Former complaints—have p.ciivered my former spirits 'a tid strength, and arn become jr.i!y ;..id fat, in which, state.harimg continued many months, to the ustonisbnicint of all It'll') hnew •ire;',l aro at a loss in what te:•rrs to express mygratitude, but beg you, for the good of other suffering', ;mortals, to make this my case as public as pos,iii;e, as shall, VD every occa sion ; in so doing you .will greatly oblige, Sir, your grateful, obedieut, very 1111 f 7) h escrvatit 41. LEX. MCRRER Swan's Cl , ise, High-;erect,, Edintni c e i . Witheises tn the aboro Cure:— counT OF !TIN.G":c.3 BENCH, Nov. 1:1. 1...T3 . !EL 01 , 1 THE; KING, 7.:, liri,:tl D.l.tA.ll7tY yizt.lD cIfAP:IIA.Ii. aThe CO:7 -, -)`; :..;En.TEANT Cl.t behalf 91 - the d'e5," , 1 , 4 , 4 siVir44n ; :!. :5 , .'.. 9.1 a iu:_ •:, '':37 &use why Ili ve.dict of guiliy :ISO i'' 7. , ..35.•:45.id... :* ". n.ikk• trialhad. T;nii.was an IrAithjatiOr, *: : : ",- ', - In "Nla , , • .-. . •.••):::ey-G e i tera l for alibel ''On theking I:, t 5p74.421, ';.":i,'- ,' : --.711 was vied before the; Llrd Chiz.tt Just:- 2 At Giiil3.-. , . ~. ' 31 the Jury, e.fter 4.441- '4r.ritipn of the 1 - ..'.';;; f!,:....' .; ' , ''',: '.l:':' ' , .:....0 Court with a iitieS." :ion to the .1r , i.''...,!, f.... , -, . r.' . : - .if,:atiaht.r. ei,iilty, but &team pittied their v : , i - ' .- - =elation to Mercy. He note.. moved for a ti.iv; •...i. -2 -:-.1 r.L.• . ' . R. , ..1r'.,d :li-it the Lard Chief .2%3- rice had misdirc-• --, -.:' -, JOr,, .a peat of law. The Loan (....',ir : ,:-.--. ~7 .17eTICE.--Do yoct mean in my original Charge, or in m 3- ~.. '.- -: to the'qc,.. , :ition put,hy the Jury ? The tionitr.tc , :-. :i :uz,,17.:7 replie , „l, t . nat he intended to argue that t' :- . tl.o m - .. , .itetion on both O.:-, - .... , .,;:oati - In his origin, ' . , 7. , -; , h , - " to 'publit . !! ... ~. . 1.. -,or of any c'±-.:r persOn, that he ova; - -.....-- I:: 1:. . . - Al derttt, i gernent was a.:cti.. minal act ;" ~- " c.,:: . i,,efa/tdehOod of th: a:: - .N;;it.:,..n v ,. as lo tt attt e .2. „,„ T., - '7,.. ~....;,..,,, ~.-tinniined. in this opinirm was evidently ' , ,i4. t: ..- '" .; ; .'e:aU.Sl:: there, we:4. inaty inii,t",m6,,ti in which it IniEhi /..5.,.. ~ ~ .. - y in kite per on : to i:ornintinicato to another his Levi;: ti .a; ...-..r, . :tily-td , ALE , f waa froatiC ; 'L.:I it, 1.5.;,: t knew that:a friend. wi'te ..... .., - .1., to Marry into a fAmily whore. the diseatie was cupycssd -,'. . -. :....t... aud even if the ii' , tOrmani watt. mistaken in the.f?.c,:. .L :he made his cointnuttication boat ~., . . . fide., he could Dol. .;,,,,.! i: . • • , ....,-2, as c.rimus* al. Indus install. 6,e,Trin BituNswlcK UCT. 30. --Yesterday WWI . the witnerres t: , :re C;;. l. "'- 1 ': the defence. but A line of argument joyful day when .our beloved Wilco Charle4, made hil;public was'Pre'sezEtti ;L) ;: I ,=! :" . '',7 to•intluet them' to obarlnde. that the entry into this city, where a .00r4141.404 fes,tal leost,e t u t hxd stinettl e tt i, t h e . '...,.. ,rd libel a-as rilatle:freiti . Ctnningnalible been prepared for hitn by his loving subjects. Ililui.ii.....phial mctives, and wi:.;., .: -.-,, ;ere it.C , PVi ;: ti ! , . o f ll t .t ttutii. 'After th e arches, with sitirsbll q'tsihohi Atid: ingetiPtiona, were ettm4 ; Airy had btven ab:, ;: t from Cour; - 1; ,- i - e t;,• - o r hOitt-s, they return; and two Corps of VolunteerVavalry waited for the Duke at 'the id, .'nd athed v:hztr, , -.r. a ina': 7 :loo.: intiint trio Li% nticesi,i..ry to gate, whcre he strived . Pt 4 trao t ik.- adte/yip „„ ied by -1-,,z,i,7.1 convntote libel; to which hi: L;;:d4 returni,:d r:!U dirkt thousand country *People .on horseback. As soon es thepro- ant - fer, 'but raplied, that v. .1. , :. , n, i. man publi:il,ed ti - paper t4thl. cession began tn" move towards thi vity, the-country peoph, rcle n,. , ;, prodnee r,:ertairi rt . sti"iti,.they"iiitt infer that he trittind brrcire, and the cat a1 , .-y, and 24 postilions, headed by, the c. 34 Its l ea te p,6d. 4e „ j .,, 0 ;0; 4 u., ~,,,,,, 'ik t il t i,,, ~.;;;.. ~.ant;:ary irete . Pr;, , raii„ Of the Post-Otte, fialowid. At th e k ate , mt.. litrfilr» , :rti. I a.:....-.1 the c),•. , :a of p;;.,.. , :- .: - : - :.-...-.-.,. 7 ::_ .. ::.. CI tillfir k adtit. ' ing .' the -obief MA,gistrate presented . the keys of the city 1 f - tie 1 . , c ,,,, t , c am ,-,... ~ „,..„ ~,.,..,, ...,-. ~d a , dc i abt ~„,theth,.;,r his to , am Dub , ort :a richly 'embroidered cushi3n, ittl his , ..' .es:nocs 144 deer, piroe.urgelv t:- ;... ,:: ; as ha theac-ht , that: kikehneas retuned tllein:: in th 4 most gra : ziouti mann!: ..:_... 1 , , ~..4 a, ,,, L 7 1, 31 „ g d si i„ ! ., ix inoz,i, , .., ;:,,.., pi. zi..,:„.1,E:,,,,1,. On the way to t., e ?al Ave, the - various corpotattona ,s-....i a 1 „..... r I. 3L -1,, t , th4,i; : attie kl i t i r , t .p i: l ;: ~,, t ,, ; I t , cas e, eountleas Multitude of tejoicitig spectatoti jbfned Os: ,- .rrie Cottrito,.., ''..i.e.a:E 4 ,4:P; repi -. ; . :.t.t. he thong:lr hin ti.:,te cession.; -and when thteDulte had • . olighted at the Pa;a:;.! !. ~:1r...: .14 at4S.ti , 4in by ~; :„fter the extreriior. appearthi• on the balcony; first. alone., and men with Fr AL: - ....- . , ~., ~hd r,-ae c,pn.f.:tr...,1 by i',.;.., l..:C;;i:Aiti Itliieli helt•-•;,1. 1. VP liiiinii, leis brothar.,'Who - orrivttl the day before, and was T ‘ , .:-- . . ~ eaceived with,l,iound.littis , accistriationi; 1114 rap:imams o- -,.:. , 7 : .' . •,. writ4r'.... no tat, t. , ...; ::,:ir,....,- }, 4 ,4,. L.T:n lettwiii i aii line,. drawn up on the!:•ritrade, Mora defiled before tlie r ..;.. , : . : , lott . J , , ,, t , road en :y , t e iy (..;-: 1 ,,,', ~,.,.:., N o w 11:: : , u b zt o .ttca llrs morning there w , 43 1 sp:endid drawin`i. , , , TrOein, i..: ~.. t- - ~:, !-,.... Lc r i C'], f.l„ .v; - -N I.,:L.nt, in repreista , nr.%. a ii...A . :.-., evediq the city is finely :11 . ,,rninated. .I:niversal jOy pivsl.,.: . . .• ...,. . . ~). „.,,,,,,.; t, i , z ., ,..; , ~:„. L , ,, , ,t,tc . tinT4 ,, , , ~ ,, 0uei. .1 , z ., the:reffection of the.good.ne.Js that:hcams inthe countenar,:.- :: !, . ~. ~„., : .. . 3.. .1 - v...;:::ric, ~ ..-h,, n it,tic l tittliicri of ii;L; the ; belovod Prince, to who:ie }lonia , *Very true RPiAitSviickt: . , ~. -' : :•,,,, . .• ~..0 - ,•.:, a t p . ,.., ~..,,,,i,,,t i t anc, ,: z. tic ,f,„ t h,„ . 'fishown hinatelf, in time of distress,' devoted' . with' ininiove...,.... . 7 . , • . . .-, , T . . ...„,..,:. „ ~ ~ ..,, ~ . 7 ,, exi:7 ,, oic 0 ,, , , x , f 0 ,. delity. ,- • •- . ,- . . '-..,-. ~ ... .:•tii the tenon: ot tzi, 4443411t11trAX., , OCT. o.—Allultero t ts.ee t tijoy of hatives4d ~,• ~, :._";' . ' .:: . ‘ .. .. :. :: ,: .: .: :...; oL,t:liloic it r.,:.. , c..r.- .ritnswick asaembled-to.:day,from -listriburc,'.?%4d Alton r. to ,::-., -. . ... ....,. ;,. -...: •! .:' --.,'-. i: - ~ne t- e „ ., - ; - , w‘.41,1 hav, ccisbrate the' ccession of:the-Duke - 6e : et ..i4stviil-... Thevi ..--:: t... • 1 of , heir ?riveting' We -i the iteritiGniit-triOlv Called (.7itriiirtate '.f ! , , ..: - 1•. .. . ..: -. : ...:0,.0 when you assert Which- the Duke Cliarlea Ill'in, , FHAhi - and expired or, the I Oti, .:::. •,:, ~ , : ~, _ .. .. :,. :::„( e .. p-, ,: ,,,.. -, : , , .. , . o n , t h e 0,,,., a4 , y.. ch.o November, 1806; n f the elfsets a the "wouna received at jer , a. 1 , 1 .......... 1 : .. ,- 0 a trihnl J aeritm,. ~ ....1 i...r.,..- , .... ..i. , ... 1..:.,..:. : . ':-., . , t o t aett i t , ft .-e to l ir , 1, ..;,,,r., 1; V 7,. ' :it.Crtr'ti f. .: ;;., .' , , : : t 7, Wri," 4 Min infirm i., .- , f il:.;z1;:. mind, '..!. - . -;-,...-...... 4irn •gui/tj: of SR,. • • , - 1.40 r.: r . • iibt Whether t'.4 I t: - .. :1. Lot tot :- ......j.e7..ct of .. ;,....,,,,: -..,1 intenz beyond that suL - /.,d by z!... .•.- : ',... , "1!`,.. ~ .. :11•1•4 if rife ~.-: ;,......::,t ~.:.. . :... ~.... ."; •: .' . 1 , 1 .•.,;. opiliiO 4 of f... 1 1....:C,s ; tit' i y .i,k;i1 1 :,,.:, • • i 1,....... ' ~.Iguinvia, and it:,_ .. nitnottskr'hei:i •:,: t0n1,:• . . • - ; -.,. - -1,...... futim..l: the lc. ,•. c'.'i.:. ,-.::-.- t - .., ... ~, t:selt,iind ~ 1 , ... - : : -::- . -:. -.:,.... ,:.--,..-- :., .!,., , not Mean to a:: .. :.! ..: -,- : ,: : .-,- , • , : ~ . quiSite; Luz ~ 1 . :;.,.. ...: ~ : . 7 :.: ~.. . t :•: '! '.... . : 'l:3- SiklT irietti...:.. a, Et.::.: .... •.„ ...'' -' .• , .-; ' ' , the Joiy. Ilaw "I'l”incpson,- "No: s, New Poultry Afar yet, Edinhurgb, Johii M'inwth, Old ...sletithlyClose, Editatrirb. • Pl'epared and sold by the sole Proprietor, Ti4OMAS TAY hierater of the koyal College of Surgeons, at Lis I house N. New fit - Wife-street London • whct v after a ; 4c:instant of snore then .40 yeain, iA a practice parti cularly ilitct.tvi to cure of Venereal {.lorupti,,nts and those incidental to the *Parts of tkneration, with t Litt inviolable setreey which men of his irctession should alwayi observe in Mitch case , , ito flatter. himself the advice and assistauce he tsataitowsly adnMinisters to person,s taking this Medicine, will be esteemed, by ddiscerti ing * Public, as an a arm tage seldom attainaltle,,arntroid of ail ainbiguity . .. - :Also sold. 5v his appoilitment, tor be convenience of those 'wing at a distance, at the Thyt,`...c , p.No. tai, Oxtord-street ; Mr. Disborougit's, N. 7, f)sli-street-Iiill; Mr. Basle', Ediaburgii.; \lt. Caltwel.'s, liu and of pe.'son ` ili reverv.corisi s atmCe to 4n in Great lira* ftnd Irtia3d,' in boxe;stn, j u u l e u u p with lull nttd viterchv persons, of either see way cut e tbetnse!ses with *tired, secrecy. and,tinfety. THE DUKE OF BRUNSWICK. Fi am the LONDON GAZF - Nor. '8 ::,:,.~ (,;(IzCitf C 0414411.10 ordi.l frign The Lards...of the .Trei4- sury to the Colleewrl ,nt : , Customs dF i trade- between Orvat Britain. and Irelatid-!to ht enalting . trade purauant.tp nu Pict of P4tliarn en , . Cr tit tteZ tliriV . fnrged tc , " CCR - Lp . •&•1.:„.- t . ..; t"1 : • tit 064 t;c:t 7! • ..ti , .;v7 and eared bv.; fraud the B4llit. The Cc.)litic,,tl , ; •: rllch eases t'atre watialtnofq 11 11 -• • • : 0 , • • Elie: party to wlttstri tlic ite '1."0,1a tqcat!y'tictlbc whether a ztaiti xt u e!ti:l;y Lo Idea •of P;t:4)•tcy,..1,1 t•.‘t. • .31i, • • - •• •'• ' I • '•,; •••• ttv.rn, .ad _ • • :; ::'; ; • ~ : • .; • • :•' : : . , - 1 • • ;,,i 1 F 1 044$ floxra :l t., rntlst call • : t •—•••-; • ; „,... 1 Lti s -• '•• • t • t :.."„. t. in it,4 offic•Ltithf:: '•••' : • "••.. .• tt,it: ' • . • • 1, sctiLe t•,, , ••• • • • ;:. : m ; - ' • , the bare.fale,.• • .• '• •'• vat any ‘• retuned p.zid 7 answered in the direct vier:tier *hi:ill :tii - ey were- s . entrilhd IX; ~.. X . tfpt ; hot Off ,wc,,rp told.tirst thuy rtn.L.tintir,riqklioe Ctotti tile iI i „It of' tpjfilicaliOn s 4:11t the .. i;;;;; e ~:,,trary was gilt) var. , T.t;atitcloy Ail tqutAs'irhethir tini.lic: w,,ts fairly 'deducible frOur the paa.i _sage iiialf, *as Nihr - ,iYern .trziir /miff tieffberatiunl. they wkire iiiised both ,by.the . oriein al citect;e, and the reqily to their", nueiti6ii ; iand thus the defendant.; we:e depriVed of - their fair , chance of actittittel. • : ',.., '+, ''' * ' ' M. M , ffßOtioa:A•u ruse to itial{.! a sitiltArCritten of b,:tralf of ;qr., Harvey. Fie consider .:d thd oh; ectinnf; to the chat fie arid reply "of the Lord '.eilief . .FU,§t!Ce„ ti; reroi ;ring therm . : , into thr , ..-e:- - -iirst }:li u- the word '' fal , le" in hi,i:Charge; secoi,d,, 'ILI ornissfoo to answer tlueque.g.i.oh of 'the jury inAirect.. terms; and third, the explain lion which he subrAit.u.t7si for' iruch answer, Nis, Lord Ship tel.d the jury . , that 1' falieiy to 'asert , of any man chit he was inr,in..;:,: ate-criminal .". 'a-nal:then added, that ' l * . tlie Counsel tier th;e.deftai . ii2h: had ateihtit.teiftllat the assartion wa:; false." 'Now the • Ci.insel far the delcudatit. had inidend . such ilnissiim ; they' had,- inde,rd, admitted that the etAteivent We-s t,eritrue i but, their whole ree t s,h, hitifrwas' di rected to slip that it' W.in 12,.:t fatr.:•.-1./ifit %tea, -viaNiii Late., No w-tttere Was a 0:44.! ittiffeteoCe..bctween faiseliOod'libd,'44ri:. trutit, ss evs.ry one :knevt, pa- cc o.uson, -pitrian, co i ' the .fore . aik , tulgtit be tar:ode:lt '; ' the.;vi* alswaya - e ,)L. 04, up.u.diy.'exprssott try 4 arttettr. rerin.---'-ke . , 4. laugh ; . ...'•A' rri -7, might assert what he tielieYed..to .4e : .trtv•:, and.- viL,:li tnrh = out to be ..intrue ; or he cirp . jit 'iriSert thtt of which iieliad net' knoWledge',4nd yet inie.rt-noebe'gniliv,of fabeboadin- its worst , legal acceptation, its was proved:- by tile cese of 1 ' Eittyc,thft v. Creasy," -L%-bere an untrue r , :prov,..ntltjph. Of Itlatteri which tl„ie , party did not khow, 'was 11-.Acteh not t , ) 'constitute. i.,'-rour,d of ' action. the use of this eqttivocal wind, then,. Ives ‘aleolated (though not intended) to mislead ti::: Jury ; esp,zie.l:4 4'heri ac, 1 e.orripanied b, Itiere.3 of t'oe charge. ~ Ajara, why Was not r:leit question Met ivin - iiVirect answer ? They c...k Yi , '' ~, I htit w not hill it malicioo Motive ?" The plain ans ger to which Was e; ** Yes; , ' for ItiliiCe was the gist. of , the clan - ice i Kt:ii jc: that ansiver was not given. rt:-.t. , ...i.d of that •plain reply, v cm a,gain roiled by hie difeettOn that , theynaigi;t 'infer 11:-,lj .•:,,:: i':cm -..,::.dency, unless - tire .deflodarits• proyed i , .:1. t..bser..c.. , ~.,tt;,tie t.s.iey would 'Cott:TPllv cziP.:-itrtte tio 'word 's prov;:" :...,. ai...:::cable 'Only" to eVidence,-- and net 'o Carr:Tr:wit arid r.:alutting ; a:i ti C.us We inn think th.e. dtlfandauttr lied dine nothing, he , .:tose. they itasl4alled.no witnesse.:. This remark wasizioremischievotte, several from the Chere,e, thin if it had beth part Of it end very *probabiy induced th e - verdict. On these grounds tifc Learned Counsel submitted that the Jury had pro'e,ahly beet, misled, and that the defehdanni were. ehti:led to a 1:f Iv r . .. - :::L Mr. 4ustice -11 1 9iVILICY t.ti;.i, fie was clearly' of opinion that ,there' tva.S no mond for ti, ; : oritlott ; as the Lahti Chief .:u.nice had inost correctly : laid down the le w in' hi , (.;rig•inal charge, !:rid , trad given a most proper reply to the titiSticn of the joy. I t we the 'duty of ittrors to 's.T.iply . the 146 is the facts of every . c-ase ; and where, as,in this, the evidenc.? was ell or one side, ::they were boutid to give, thdr thirdict Upon it. The wii; d'i "froin authority" implied .know/edge, and pledged the Winie: to tire I truth of his as t, so that, in thus itiV4ZlCe ; the libet•Wa not only untrue, but it Was raise in the wora acceptation of the I term. - A statement rriight,'indeed, he untzus, 'arid yet it might 1 beinnocent, if the party made it with a htlief ollte truth; i.ut if he made it withhut knowing Whether it wr.s trut:nr false, he wis culpable, and - might'beindicted for perjtity,its if he !:new it to be groundless. If tr,v de.fendah tu hid any till:IR - like wtherliy for -their assertion they might Faye proved it ; they bad riot dent so; and therefeie 'the jury were justifiedin taking the assertion as. a wilful falsehoo d . N o d ou b t could he entertained of the doc.. ' . ;trine that malice-might . e i4ferred f r o o i the- libel itself ; it wa s hid down in the case of " the X.ing o. Creevey," by justide . ' Le . Blidic_,: arid 'had 'never 'been shia t e n . -If it coul i be di,- Proved; the evidence was i;..the.pawer of the defendant, and therefore the jury had been riibtly told by the Lord Chief Justiee'thsit the onus' - if disproving it lay on hi-fi ; - arid that if it 'were not dieproved, they had a ri t ,:ht :u infer it from his actions. ;Mr. JUstice. tlo4apY'D 2xpressed !!im ettiteCO:icirr.,l,,,v; with his Learhed'Brcithr in ill 'thaitlie lad said. The ht., , 71 ;4%3 not i only offensive:to the feelingti O.: !..i.:, 24.41e-siy, tali: caittulatts&titt, 'prtducei t rett ao:::,tat;cii in the pan: iiii3iu ; anti tr.;:tig at Ghee false tint! intr:.:iiievou'r. could 'Orilv spring from evil oteiign. It had been said , tilat tae Lord Chie . f.Justice ;did riot give a -direct answer to , tiarquestion of the jury ; .but a Judge WAS not hound to answer abstract questions cfjtities in abd4ract terros,, without Applyini;Vieni to the Matters in issue; and bersides, in this case theJury'wcze , atiti: tied with the reply, He thought the direc ,tion-right, eta the - verdict the unly.vcroict width the Jury could 'have *liten. Mr. Justice Bre'r• said, that it WAS iropossiblefor any humeri 'being to read the. article. prcisecuted without being cvnrnwed that it was justly•describeti in the Information as a ." false, scandalous,- and rrialicietis' libel." What co u ld be more Mil- C.liibliC;US thati; to hold oat to the - public that the King was inc.:, ,pable,, by mental; derangeirietit, from discharging the duties of his high office, and especially when the writer dared to it , sert that he had authority for the statement ? 81 - en as a rumour, he had no right to calvethe falsehood currency ; but when lie declared . that He I.l: , :aite-frorn , authority;. he - undertook nor the tritth of his issertlons,' •Ind fot Ili awn knowletige of that truth. A distinctihn. had been taken hetween what was t::;sa ah 4 what yral , u;r:rely 'irhtrotk; it, might in ap t oo t v' es b e Itnportrint; but he war cut t,l - inself Casuist enough to iiiactirnir.ate bit/keen the case .-.,,1:i mar: m. - hc'er.Seritia-tilit•he knew to'L'e false, aria that of ono who-gave as fittrit etuthozity..whav lie liidna itti. thority fur as:ie.:tine .;. h9,r slit);.1111, be nave tith4gb ian itrgurntizit totineltkr oh ',lire( a distlistich Worth a' reicitik, i-44, it r i o t b c , e4 advrtoced by n person of air. Brougham's intellectual power, ' Nitliw," it w.O said, " was Clip ri?..t of ;12 . . , . ch,:q.n .. . , !" - ti t : the, 1vi.:3.1 /;.ccespta;.loil tA 'ti.,.... terra roils- '" 'j , 1 '....,. ~' ,' t ;•:'lll its trio.: ri..l luiport ; as evil. in tsar caae ~/t ,: . ...: .: ,I;.t hcr. Nirify; I..trsoriar spite, but p. fractal 'tliEposin(q ;- . ..! ~ .il. 41:41 . tkia rizaliet . fright ulal9titotedly be ihferrcd-----:. - - " ,4 rl be'. ins t.. retiL,ftoni the acts 'of the pt rtv :, an,l :. .. ~ ~ nii!,iati t ., insteedif ielliagthe.JUty :T., - . '':,.y -.,', - - ! . ' ~i ., t tlei lirry, beeti,itistlAed in SaYitie tL:.: ti,t.-, - : , .,g2',.: L,.., ;.; of the libel. . 1 4.44i...:uiliii.t.:Mr.,7U3tice i 3!,". ',.,:,inaliC,., wait rut fliiCt3ixy thificirrnie inthis case; 1:): he -,. ~ ~:nniished too ili;W;iiigVOL{9'4 tktateinint fror.i:ithy traiti%e v..:. . r itn 4e: 'Wlifc'hienderittliirii iiirienable'to the law. ' I-I ere t' , .. -.. -.;;.. , ..,r ~ 43 ridTr44ted to be false; but lie wt..) etr,...-.ngly indh. , - ..0 tz,:t.it (tho' 1..‘ ''.i•t not . nieA to 4ei,:'ide that point), tktt t v:,- ,:, it 11:,;1 he: ti :. t. _. it .A. , o,.ird lreve leer, erlipirad to th-t - .. :.• :,. . ~ •• ~ ';',. 1,, critn , tituted atitharitieiitioc.',' • • :.' -, . - ..•:,c ,it wdrld. .1:.w1,3 - tii . ... - 4t thht 1.7:1:0r, , . (4 - ..' , ',.,...i :,.., ~ 94t41. , :.:. rt; , iti4'''' \''tte 'behind to iee , :trive ,L , c,,, , ,:.). ; r.t, , t t at s woi, j, , :,;!; :. Por :77/I,ltt:Li 4:l:ait (I ~.'y lt,nfi it rTiii ii , pil 110/A1144 .:.;,.'. . ..' , ;1.. .. t.t .f. , ,) ...i , :::::::tte h.ture vlOch tai"_' otfiri l a ' s te t . Cro)vri tiA not think :it righ't to dis,,loge; .but th at t r,,, , .., ,:;., t'o wait V.iitil it wit:, aft riiv.itier el in th 4 reftilar eottis e . . I;; , .. ...-: -din ccold j...o.tge cl . til.t? priip , ,l tariff . aZi ilititiliti in vi! . , i::170;1111 1.,L; rnhcie 1 ,- ,111it.. ',, -,::, 1,07 ~ .r, CkilLF .:11.1:31 ICI' SSW, .All 4 rallyCOti( tiUtritigi t?,.. ; '' ,:.;.:., .‘ , ...p.tessea by the o:lier .Unfit s, he ti'bvili mer d ely iti , ..:: Itt it . trere lit-td that ttber pr...,0f of malice titbit be t -',v , . -i '. - :des to:,: wnieli the' taiideacy of a papi , i itself iou. :lor.. the r. - eputatiol:?.ritithe feeling s_of eV.Vry Man, :,..11, i.:,.; 1 :,, would Le lift .witbodt the protection of the law. '''f it '.,....: ~ •-as accontirie,ly riftii,:th . . . ARClfk:s' CQUitT, Nov. U .. . . •„ , ' • c'r. rtEr:D V. systt ler. Dr. LirertzwaTQ a, in ttiiwtrittter, addressed . the oOu rt. on heltalf ci the wife. Tha cau,se out of whte, A ; ii,,,,.. ; Tg;.. r. .. 47/3 ap . peal ilt , pte 411:i ti;isrii:tliy. i sti it hit ~. ii. i ort.,:e„ by, rea , .::: ~ if :vlitak. arid tt:sthilted'in tbs (.."otefistorial Court cic r:::: , ,rr i,j Drilials 6trtist, sii , , , Ain,:t ~ nacre r:i :trod, her fiiiiibatie. T +;','.' , . , ... Weis the nietita.ot :list cSiis:i by no riztitnl e•;:pelt?efl:j J. •i .• :',7' , 103 of `the rinser'', which bcd. been,. brougLt zr. ta. tn.?. . t..;•tty. ~... ,::" it%p r aJ -... That'pinti&l 'related o:ify' t o the allitii:s.ti , :i : cf ' . ft.0. , .1..',.,,,; ti lf n 'the. part at' iLe itwaiaivi, Stid to the' withes.stis ,iirrnihed•thereon.-- On the 7th of .fc't:,7l;iiry lain, tte, Caurt ,ti.i.i.ow „pronotitir.ted it ilearee, by which : , ;t3 Strtut Fn .& 7:i..sp;tratvi fthrtleZ ue baud on at!cou n t af" • !11l adultery , and wii.§` •i- , 72 , h jr'. , Fil' 411:iih after ;the, !s t a. of .11, 2f,.... 6(.1. • fJ,.:I :rrsont.h., in: , atitiKion. to ' *the alimony which had been: grante.d. tai bar , p4NdeNt,c Ott: t o vt ? , in. the Pipers trairnittit'd hither, tnere'744 1 47's . :tif.,iitiiii aitu do': ildioutt; of: t.4at . grant pendente litlr." It ,Ta&irrr,:.(E'tlilit :iilie:hod been po s rnatteriefral.itriented at the sum. of , 141)1.. pepattniterti•• Out of her lutibetnii l a'fticaltieta, and eXchisive of he: Or el proprty; ---From sointich cifthe senten ce as regardtd .;„ i tis 4 illotizio:s e l': art appeal had - be.: -. .n:ltiteeeti fry. thou husband. :' An •allegation - Ited been also. given in, , consisting . of six articles. : ply' piarieti. • that he was pci3itiisied of certain 't're, , :hold in.‘,,,pr..ity in th e tow it of Exeter, and had trioney in the•Bault. That at the Lauitneuce. item, orthii. sul ; he .11 4 4 lbozies ii,l4.w.' •: ;t. •!rJ;-.. ,r , ...,:i.11:c Yuricis. ; that, he carriers on tha business of 4 t !. • -...... , •„...; f.i: a at the tittle of his - rn,....e;stge... With ' the 'ssit7l ... - ... , :05i11e....)'n•:qt, ay." was not possesoed of•uny prapeiti,y, but 'at.:0;:e.:"...!;) 'Ale ihe 'twig , I#OJer:S:;e4 4.ll4.u'iti t..ri Z.'. ri, ii thwtign I,lt:t in e- 4% ; ;Mat :HO Gctti ~." 1 merit wse inr.de en that uemtron I . ;,.il. 414: ~lh,o •Pi.:l•ttiFtd e 9: K. large notice, wi.ich i.e Lbidlat. Mt,' 31) , .. , ';ai' , 4;t"ti?,,b , , '....c:,(..atide t t by dmlaritig /ha Cation:it'd value of his '',•:itti.itr'iti trrijo, • ware... houses, dr,.e. 10 tai cis ariiclei, atpiwer3 b -...A - tr..:)..'otyert i,iliby the inter party :1.1r: b treat adiiiilitei.i'liiii cwii :: , i,; .inciinte: to athoutitio 602 i. UV i ' rind rfratii.ltihr 4 4.rp'i'4!"4 , :' 1 el.'•.'d or pirate ;tie .follutiring tietitictions,r-2001.,a year f'( , :':',,; Tii,• , .1,, , ,7,1t•0f .6;,,, d 441. . t . ht , r, ki,,to.ii„ I tc ey e , 4. 00 A cq,... a: t of ii•••tr pr , : : ,- aot jegrad.ril colitikion t . " :2* inns.: pFir,anin i ti i tOi :: ' ;,r 5.i , .;J , . , ...s ; ~•;,;,1 Jct i th ..., tiutally tat lirtiiiiiiiis Jr fir,l , imouranve ~r , fits i ,, , , ,i11.n..) , iii.•5 ~'. ' 0.,',0 ;hot hq .wati left, with .26:4 , 15a, ayear .ff ' , l - fie '; ...7 , -,4 capenc e . z . The aliniony to his wife Mr-Street cornth.ii'ic‘i• if , i ' Y •;:itzessive, and had app algid from the sentence tit ti t; Jd,ii , ,, 10,110%, etc ,,,. cordingly. : : Het Dr. Lushingtaii) `did . holisi,:hte.v,;:irer, that -. the Court would ; consider it a propq anti •tatiitable allOt.: nint, and would net disiu r t ? it, utaczi9.;•,c,wi4 Le e1 , ...ai1y • proveti to, hilva initi rriAtte io , error. l'iwir ;ii ti , .:'fir;; place, this Court milli and very Likreiititrable ditilaulty in griing any Judgment a t ail on .the subjett. •at , ..,.,teal,: fOr it ha rd no tlioz: of the ptazis4 betbre it than ynat. •r•litted.,t4t . i4je. eliegsthin 'of t'Azill:iv A iJid tlre, . seiite.tiett' )Cit' •aiiinct4:; , ‘liild these were very it ••: - .1f,:i;;',,...9r,t materials to found ottf7..h , ltittg, inent. nut ,if ,th..../..: %la's, nothing ...i r t i tii . V.l - intli: - oll'7 , tr, ‘‘ , l.. i..N.::. , ... , ....ive, er • ihautiiciaus, in that bid a,:.:ti ' t'iii , ';;is , the rat- t. . x.ri':itlic -s ticint, the Cv,irt would . 'erdhilit en • iLti pri.•!iil e ' .• ,::. ~. i: littl•`itattif 1.4 d :,icoivn in , "q;:ctili.6 hod C;;0ke."...• '•:...', ' n : 1?:::tr. 414:-.--That .was :an ..app ~,, , ,1 tient the ' ~_ „.,..;.•.; .;:i ,•.•.;;, Catirt of till Dein and ChaPter cf .:: P:'-'lit'S aria the pi - its/tit judg•c of the Arichectilef , ...," Cin it paitt ''hett ;;large 13 aothiqg."to,.-guitie tlii, joiKkodrjt of the 4.,:trior , Ootitt but that sort of discretion which is sa id to b e t h a '••'to, , ,i I.:z 4'..- bit r 14:.n,.' it is only' O:i a very I iitrari gi'Daltt: that o.•;e.' ',nit at" Tipertl'will dist:al:tits sentence." n tii‘a preectit; L ets tbo ,tvO3- ;' . net 1 , ,,'.3 pttivt-ti tt.; 't,e guilty •he had, oply svecitt.uoktotr.to atyp ,;,, !tuff o.to Erca,t(;* liart of his i>roperty ; . •.„dAetiz . 4 el: ciez Iva :n. hi!, wiye. .I'l6 owal 19iwers estiinate. the interest be de. ..•...;1 frozn,:itio propnrty , at Otily::two „anti a iitilt:t . ,:.kr , vtrzt, 'The- "r allPttikera:ol ii.e..13., ',l'. per month, anal a verv-;,ittall7Pto ;,, t 7 bviorqtio t t to M/3. Lqrt.et, 10:4 hr )iiiti"trtUe.h.ovo,:•.;t4teti., . :i:lad,fier tibout-2bL‘ Untie/ all. the Circutristhnctl. tt..t, Lciirti. ~ 1 i% 1 41141i 4. ilivel On ~.,, t t.e. Court 'to rifarni tie seLzettot oilhe C pur t htlow, raid' to rc.ect the appeal.- •: ',.. Di, boxvpos'; ors ;liar shtne side:, atg.tc..4 azat :: w. 13 not . tp' be :contended that hilhil,ollitit'f,Wlitl • wia descrik , ed its "irriAtiiitleiV . and l‘tiv.;tB 4.). ofoxkotkvt4tlAostifi,woottorefe ~,..., i.,tiii,,iitin t v .;..•,...... zltteet a lai:geT. itiCottle than his wife, :..triL , 2l3: y• - h.str •t4;:r existeti rip such impittation. • • . Pr.,,lit al arx; it,,, .ot, council pr, Z.:4r, 5: , 5;301, - ;iiii , l t*itiat. the . tillotant.tit of rib.ill'pi iiiit•tiettl . txct-,1 ~ .,t , .::8, t,,,,, swoic •i,;:•, inly. :appear 6iiiii:-.'; twootrifhwitilrellicii. r 1 , ., .... '',,. ~... :. , , .A :I .‘,,,..,/ I,l4,ol44Lliir.'l4o.toxkks ,44 4iiid s••.• ,;.: ,Sii• O a t "Nit.:ltoitt. Ji.tit ',: -,•,,,n : ; :1' ,•'., ',. ;141: $,,, I, ~, I :, davit:4l3oU. If the party' te...:1 any it:iittcr3 to ci,ti , .1n , ftitlii„ :ii",, ditional to thatt? which had appealed tai the prtitleas of ~ i4‘ t % , i,itt below, lie inislit ;rase iritwiticed them illtt, t - ..4..p.1'ia1V, 'the anima hAfig'ti.ktil• as matt, • De. 'if rt . ; ai r;:t+ 01,, ,, i tvc;,,, that, the liiiibertd's:steottle sts wc4 . .Lenica iu - v.....‘ s r s Art , this tit st ; t;: . :Lion, had t' tin vcry..e,x;ratitgatitly :rated. I'4 'Ai', ter, at at '2 ; lus. i , er et:M.., ' oh' 'the other hand, il•.'s a very 'o6:pet utt 111144* for Mr.; Strtec fo:` , wittlit4. *et inp: that'iwitl'• dtCM, %- .n. ', WlSe ', di .- tiVect , ti‘an u floating eapithl; anti . thlit sti• long :; , ...ititt yo 1; 4 „, ensure to the PrasPeutioa of 'ibis business. 'a. ~ old not il.i . .:•iw upon it a liiglier iraci oat, if the algittiti, ~ 1 ~ , '.! c. fit' tO • , I.i)e , tlattghtt r watt comatli, ter tkC ediet”lv v., " , , , ...i . ; i.:,:tl ; tnt CirCU . MS43I.II , V3 Ur t hri.l44lll, it il).!,:rt: i.... 7, 1‘( t 1 . 0,. 11 t , N , t't , ft,.it to ii, when her likietatitl eViereirilyis,iik(ii i .4 tno -,,:tu:4•:ic present :: degraded si:oation at the 11101ilie eiter..th l l..ttlipe!OpeliitlNr- leiic)..•i rum to her imatah4a :iiiiinteraitice. Tire learnt; cotinsti - '• really e:.,fli- idea A 't..b ~...t tlic. , tilficiii4 4 -iil,ii Itithii i tailAtir,;,; ''- . • ' • . , Dr....ttasia , AtZta.k.e4r tkiio!stiVri Llet,ll**44ll4.titi'd.t-',:?.''''''': Sit .la-nr IN10).t;,-,LCIPtilst'a-4*,i4401,V1404. ittte.g,l nerd! ptirickple adVliit'id liyithetotitilil•-at tiff WM, Walt thaa Court, 'eattlitati'stratigisrOvititialtif:' ittttittlftlititiNtr 4tillir4te:., 404 *;t404.444.4.11,11t.„444.,,ttg(0ti5ttb- •Aii:,o4)l .l i t YltakliktO.N4 deeisicint au questions 6f; ar 4 i,hy: ‘.tiii,.ti tt,"thip,i ti V ilgti 4 1/ , circumststi‘es untier which this appeal camt•„,klT -, 1404 mitt xhii'-' ' • * thAt'it NA* thratri**44•.:lbtr4ll4 tt4:lll.i'vlitLol4.4 his wholepivp6tty. he re.ttioryctl; tkitt . 4 '', */ • .; 2 .tratrtMitlifttio, ati . 0 i x. iMkiriiVitliiiiejaiekpenitk*e;fristay,ataienti. 'Paillehliteliattflitir, t hir t :co l on ,;; otitiut.fut , :rellive.,l.l , :44 t :Oro ,utrtier tlid'..4ll),ln ltio ;rtuultiithiAt:;w"uti,":Lt, I. :h t tti i t :i e l j t i vii ii 4 i i, .. l :3; . i ;l: l ). : .. tv4 - riti ° e , l i, 4 l 4 . l.i .oi t 4 :4 ll : Li vil ir i tta _ Ardoe : . Pl tirly * I jil f . i : 4l ' . ; :oi t g`, / : X iluirt•orie‘th4ll.:,hwt,notttlitil4flititog,•:4_9:l4,,,,,Avei.44,o4, . Nov. ' ttw z . wextin4t4 CiZsoaiti : lc hiCh 4 4 0 ,,u 6 P,.1 1 7 - 7_, , ~lu, .1 1 ,1 M, a 4:.,tr , t4ety, . of the himbifiid'S itittnite'llit '1,14 Wire*tPrl774oleht 41 irritltY ;' and tor . thVA OfitekteitA4CosolS-r.44Ates. .gins,, *let ; : y.ar . ;.' j) t % .141 . gt5... thil4fir 1 , , :":1041 t r rALT'it ,, d*fortner,'•ierrig,aissm a '-' &undid an'the' ellatplF64 t Ala( .143101.4 '.. ' T hf , it* Or* rt.: . . etalih tit* LW R' ' i‘4 it**lo4l4Vl*-vh*th-'l'ithc - 1'404 : . i 4 .1 tI, etettliklil4l,o6.44ool4theire°4o.e*Ci44 ti'444. deeTcot sh4f. , u0,90:0;i1j. QL . Oil' Olit; 1 4 .1 . 761 ir tjtit )iii-iiiitiuli i.:liiterthittlthPVistVie:Mili.o.iits;kritit/Ptitithitttii: .tti 3 principal gawk: to the Consistorial Court of Exeter, COURT. OF, CQMiAON IFLEAS. Nov. R. .RO3IEICT:3O . N. 1 , . C.L.A.1110.1. Mr. Serjeant VAttonAir moved tot u role to StitW Cattle why thre flotilla not be r. new trial in this case. it was au Zt.:xli 0 .,:., leeover , on tWO po.ticto 1 of intitirathro en the. tthip Ntyfilue az4ci Cargo. !flit "illtitltti:ztv 41n the ,yhip wt for her i Ni , yage from Lit:idea to Vat; Lainen's Land, thence to .t}:t, it F. , ,.,,n ttati,,s ant: East .inthit 151;44d5.„ and t tont d'Aotite to her tot of tilsdia.t,i;r. rat Europe. l'inil policy V+lol , V.4kittql at BAK ;'l,p poli c y on tt.,/. , ,,:eriro was to , t;ertr,freight in the 3.3010 voyage. •i, tif• rtieett,il after for, 1.1-.4:, t.t.d sailed Irvin ..London t , and ~,. to t , aistiing Ey r ruyage. It 'NPU a port of tie letter Iclicy; i•,. , .Ll 4) It'i-:,:i lUtt Fr:viouely to hex leatlitig ':ti India, i, t,:.,,,itii ire 4 settlennot t...',..t if rho Witt .3 full targo•— , t 'lt, it ip having diNhoged':i: Vi t a Thrill:ill's Lord, sailvd. for , !' ..z . ,,i'i,, front woootts, hying disappointed of 7. r:lrgo, she to. 1 civa ri , 3:tiratntyt t t wftere he ta t tt in a entga,,,,of rice, which tet.t: dat the Aftturithr. nt.l,, ir. Conkqume' of notice i.umut;o. ;: , 70k to, Lloyd!to, ;tont at Om .plgee) she: underwent it ...urvi•••:, ,•••,, ~,,.. ts pri4o,ourieed (seaworthy. -, She thi=n took in , It curet e: .::,::, at 410.04.1011 hex Voyogo homeward, when, meet.' •;::,,... ~ ...i, . •. i f ~ i .verc, vitatliu off alit , 'C apt., d.. . kV i 44 -fibligki t ::1: lltli ZACOWI't iii , ; : , . hoeing- tit..the ~ t itrie srvt.atctit wittr .in LI,: 'oc , lii. Rain :,..,-.. plue the Ciiptzt 4 ete,.:I4YOUZIA -to get i , .• ~ , Tatilt- .., i':: f, , ,1,d. A mirsil'7 v t.:4 Lh4:).7ttae trY%ll‘. : .• ~ ~.:poritt.t. !li.oisi 't• ,:-,lt. iiiiy, .',,tc. Km. •.: -....,,, ~,, optnion, ! .....: .• , ~,i l,e , ~ i !hi twrit o: . nP, cinit,,eximl, tto.t Anti , shir r 4 ,. -,I i '. ' 1 • i , ,!.. ; .:; ". •.; i , .;. :tt:,:. ( 1 a tha*teidt OPKilitrAti,t , ' l O . t, ..,, 44, !,::“.4.p."..411:4-I!,l4,;;4l4o,y4.t.,',,,lailliiili:tutettsllll4lllilittinikelb ) he. ealti‘ , resilolisiettittlotprzttkts. On tritutrivato(Oris in;,, , , I.,Bl.treti elaitried as for a total los& T,IIC Chtilltwai., ti....,1 +:. Justicti.Purtetig il, 4t tinitdhall. on *hieh 0....i.ad.,_:. ::, .'.:adults attotripted to show that the Ztiespeurse '73ANKR 11 7 1111arn Liver pool merchant,!, to 4Q,?rcra , :nr .Nov. 19, 29, flrc 'IV, at the 1-44oree Inn, I,ivorpool. Mot , ts. Taylor and ntr,R , ,,e ; King's BenCh•svAlk, , Tet.npie. Robert BIM, kniotol, baktr, NQV. 18, 141, .7,lez. 20., at the White , Lion Ina, SolicitOr, jtyts, Ciiance:y la,te. Sumud \Vatts, Veovi!, tnent , y-lerlTenvr, Nov. 1 3 a, at the Cattle Inn, Behest,. r, Dee,. 20, atlire Lannit,rt :Inns Langport-Lait-ov*t Somersetshz:c. Sollvitor s Mr. Green-walk, Bleckeiam ' Rac Prossur,.Abereay..nny, fr,rozer, IN '22 Dec. 20; at the .Angel inn, ilberr,vo,ny. So.',iciwr, Mr. Jr.,:scry, C 147- inent'9 Inn. Robeit Oreathescl, Brism] Nov, 14, 21, An. 0,2 t t 17.1 Rummer Tavern, lionatr;eri,; Lincoln' Inn-fleps, hard Marshall, Jury Surrey , fArtuer. 22, Deg:. 2U, - the Ft'Ari4x Henry Jelin Hay .}e/1 • '.tet, 01-tner chant, Nov. 11, 18, Dee. :38, k 'er.nkropts hall-itrect. Solicitors, 141 F ., '; • ,ttty. Ciatl•.. , , .tlnrel-court. Throgmorter Chnrlea li::tn:tirar. , er, N. '22, ".79. D ec . 20, at the Bankrupts' Blisintblin. Solicitor, • Steel, Queen-street, ChtlipSide. Wilhain Philip 15.-22, Due. 20, at street. Solicitiir All Fisher, fuclactsbur.v.. Henry S'tetvarit, Old •Burliti4ton - .4trt.t:t :11, - 22. Dec. 90, ut the ilankrugtO tt6tart,' .I'7 • citor. AIL Hewitt. Toketit,e69s-yar,, Thornax ti'ood ; t h e p a uttrupts' totirt, Oray's-thrn - -pltee , Johlrelternitud and .Istrieg Nels:•1, t.;:r (4! me ititarts, Nor. 11 '25, “ : -A r C o u r t, Biliteiallstreot; Solicitor, a ,(Dividends, &c. To-rnorrtm W. B. , HUDSON'::*: SARS 1 2.ARLLLA. rilfiE'extensiee use of SMISAPAitiLLA iu medicalpractice late years, having retd!re..l it (A:- jeer of importance to procure a preparation of it, in a mare con venient form than the d ecoct i on usua ll y prescribed, this Concentrated. Syrup has been inttaducal 8.4 Id or2 , )t ar a aof mutt easier portability, n o t li a bl e to injury iby ot4 and consequently better adapted to the use cot perions" treat:WO' or rciiding abroad. Two table spoonfuls of the Syrup co:nain clU:tritity of Sarsaparilla as a'pint of the atnnie d=coctinn. Prepared and sold by -W. B. Hudson, Ch,, rigs,' !fey. market, London —Pint P/..)t:Ls 24s.—Half.pints 125.--Sold aiso by C. Weller, 63, Thre2.dneedit-siree: ; 3riEh:.o2: ; Fry, Gibbs, and Co. Bristol ; Knight and payi,sl,•lia...h.