The Sun. — London, England, 1816-01-15 00:00:00

b i, v.ra.traiws PRQTESTANT SOCIETY, &c. Ilavinikpretty well disposed of the above Gen ., (lumen, strict justice may, perhaps, require, that e should convey, together with a final exposi tion of their conduct, a valedictory adinonitAon to their brethren, also engaged in Similar pursuits ; that :is, ti) the Oirrespooding Societies, which have now. again raised their beads in' England.-- We charAe the whole of them, therefore, 'who have.ever attempted to open ~ wy coriespondence Willi the French Print:stanch, %% itheoncealio,,.the cool receptiou Which they 'have encontitered7, , rather the abhorrence with 0/111Ch their preSittnp itows interfeyence has been received in France.--- ''e have now an abundance Of letters:before us to prove this. None, in troth,- of thetShrieties to which we address ourselves, have IrclitiqWhet tyr in this respect than that, the title of whiCh tvc have afti seri to - `the head Of this • art icle ; 'and s therefore, we would urge them' all to consider how much better, or .at least how- m u ch . more craftily than thel,.the French !thee conducted ibemSelves. 'As long as France hoped (O . (letive ivy advantage by bat:meddling with our concerns, .-r-that is to say, during the whole of the' revolt). tio'niry wars,.---rhe had no objection to these cor ieTOntling 'Gentlemen whatever ; she nursed, ajoled, and praised them ; but the motnent . they to,.intetiLlT in her concerns, they are Cubit. tkir wit,[ scorn and abhorrence, evsm by , those 'Whom they profess to serve• As to the. Ministers of the' three denominations (we would not wit.. Itngly ro:tke, sport of men or any denomination), yet ,their brethren of the rrotestant Society, . we ftbserve, by their lettds . s, are very noxious to disa v6w all connection 'with , them ; and as to the Vrench themselves, they seem to view or ~peak of th,h-e men of three denominations, (withont.weil knowing what. they are by thermayi) with the satnekind of terror, that Jerry Mossont, in the farce regards the slog with three. beads;. theycall them d/soldtals, Nye perceive ; a usnie invented in ilther tittles, and descriptive of another set of pen ; rottrt hey very 'naturally, tiesetibe their 'con out:l,unit language' OS " exce3s4uCinen4 inconrenaMes, ct ;,Jett Incsuries." Surely all this is moderate encouragement for opening a correspondence with Franey; and as, therefore; there can be bat little farther use in deprecating an ititercourset which cannot easily ' sUbsist ,--in remonstrating ugainit courtship Where the lady sci loathes an tririone-o-we - hive only now to conclutic with a word of nili4ce to the Members Abe Corresponding Societies tu)w iii lit land. Cratiel)fell, we would till, see you so pity, the Notestants of Irtavec,. do l nurk, -iMitatt?;thent ; ttotortuttatt'l) Slott c,t,Oliit • 111111.:$ past, elk.nAe. your conduct (though it is perhaps of, tusk moment now), and inlitrete' Them tittles future ;' be (lett.; mined, whatever be the'stinggles,nl party, or faction I.;ttglaml,that no foreigner sliallinte ritOngle•liirn silt In ma - cowgirls' or tilyinine to decide °or yon mod your 'brethren on lite Cinitinent beets lucky, enough to do thia at. the beginoill of the . Frencli Revolution, France wo nhl.never have Ikteppilk I.l4yand brr owsi tier ; and still less would . her•siiccessive tyrannies Lave ett-r• it'oped to sttOdoe us, us they did by mesa o f c orr o ,pondentaand adherents amotri4 orse own A ttivrortlt y or indiscreet couotrymen.- But if on , are• obstimitely bent on' .perscveriug she coptitict which you-have adoptesl,—if coning nor exwmple can ,cheek t Wt a ill e. till your What, in strict imputtiulity, iii' justice, you ought to do. You love 'soutio. . of.you advertised for: money, to. assist 'the 'dist-t eresited.PiOtestantsr.iu Fratree ; they spujti yiTite o iV e r.,. why not,., therefore secretly transfer the iminense stints you have titisea:.to aid (chat is to Astressod" Papists of relttnel ; t t s I,ot , Ati.t have the Rittortu deSti - oyed Without Judge or procesS, but fair that you shouid,..by way hi ser-ritt`, abet' the sitoitartlehtrot;tiott ofthit riotit,:ittait in the si,ter comitry yoki 0410 t, as many of , rot are Iv eitt. detlA, to' inform the' worhl . 'why popery i 1 , 4 5 .0 .and „,,stinguirta:ty 11. L'ite ;ionth 0 41ristree and why ywu suppiiseirWould "ip.!,sivitotriv,•lt. and amiable .4ntich- nearer haunt,. if ..64-4144-t-...7 :..~ I it. 11 4 • , y It:certain, tintr the Pars , . peremptorily refiis.' 'site any of the . Clerical Authiswidori front noissiig`e to. theist, by ,unitifcrior 4 ` LLT •To_tort, tt•ttunsi itotsit R . l,ol:fii...their.loyaftv find - obeLtienct to r hot •nni . of them, poor is unable to , rettrit, till a contribution, to Ow , httntountl of •25Q1. shill be mask for his rclief,—.7 . Jdurnal, Dec. 9,) Mr. Gregory has..lately.been..maile the Object ,i th Ntttael( the.scurrilons papers ot .ou,aecount of his., late letter ,to Dr. Troy, an,- winnt the traiimisslon and receipt ot the arcis ",Ognetl by that person. and the others . of I b i l k,riNit,..to the Prince Regent. . The letter or ctinrss 4 ,., as being on a matteriof rouxiite A vaa.itbditten in the usual routine farm. of such dn , cliwelits,..., I,W ,groat (ItitlnCe WS, bran taken against it hp all the seditious, printa.of this kingdom, . be Dr,Proy lainot.'aildresaed in it by,the, title of your GrOe. Nosar',tolliii title o f, Cir.ace Dr, Troy has 0 Moire eitiint.t hot to that of jt; l pprror, wits Conferred by power, lie h 4 4 .. no right. whatever to ha .by .the litles4iintelly attendant on that, dii i i t ity, unt,iF ht_ be allowed, nviturie them by the Gripernment. But this is' 91,11 y thr. ci nert.' tasoll for tli ainiie of tilos; ,ela.oderet?. against gqy., he ',found hie talents, rc,,Onouts briSilleSSy hit 41C •-• suppolt cif the 110 int erestt of the.hingdom, ink Oort, in evplytttiug'that etnicars ltim to .every dish in-the land..,',..AVnen Mr , PrePrY4et 4 r iA,.4.il l imirtvialiGar * ki,oni, then bellf:ry,ti opt for thpapplansurpf;t4ioscorho.rino blitltat 11 . 11 0,0,e 1 4 ;. htwontilines tipriglit ilitterocobeetl;etlanchpettpurating with thattlo.: v(iinwnt,,CTriltAnie,lneultilrealhaVe!ohtained the 'nip,- pll-tieriott,v6) ofilite:tetlkolitkal enemies,: (0%11 4e pesttry).so .long will his a Vexeienai4ltai , e`ifliityx (telior,ii.aktie).9l.the seditious, the senrrilniioiiti the i:unietuptible.--(Culk ~) . IaOII 711 E LiNiPON 13 Afearty - jAs ISIG BANKRUP'feY SUPEitSEDEI). Ethcara Hottgt►tou, liosuin, Lincolnshire, fruiterer; • K , :BANKRUPTS.' Jo/unit Dixon, Oldlynn, Lancashire, shopkeeper, to stlrrett tier .I;inuary Lkoni, VOitumry co, at the Star" tun,' Maoctlest yr. Anomie,. liatiecry lane, or slessrio. liattwell soot I.cicsoiter, Nianelleat.r. raria Cress. i3uuhnnt, Norfoli., farmer, January gel, Qi, anti FrbrulKy •24, at four, atthe White Swan too, Norwich.— Attorilies, Air. Saggers, thoshrupture, or ,Nlt.ssrs. !thrall am) Barimrd, Francis litAolirr, Newport, Shrop*llire, innkeeper, January 30,-411)14 l'ebruaky eleven; at the 'ralbut Draytoik Anornirs, Mews. Ros3ar. ikon!, hoo, liartlete,lo:iiictingi, or Mr. J.. 14. 'Warren,: Drayton in itilttt Ciliskell, Wigan, Lancashire, flour-dealer,• Fehroary 3, nat.1.t.1.4, t‘r. eleven, i;et the George Intl, Liverpool. Atter . ities;Nlr. Thonnot 3:telont, itotatird-4treet,,_liverpool, and • Itoduvv,-htvect,--Wigati, or Nlr. Tit Ulna, List:ter; Pi•iN1011 in Holes, Shrooltirt, ntoliceimr, 441twiry z4h, .1111( Febru:try at eleven, tit the 'l'4OOA Inn, Drayton iti Mhics. Attornies, Nleso% 44/seer a:itt Sun, thiritett . 3-Intilaitzol, ur..N1r..1. L. 11 arrti, .I)t...tytqa ilf lc , . • lliant ,Newhin, Ilerefor.l.lCa . , firniir.. iiii.ry F. , ltruar.y 42 anti 4, at eleven, al ilertior4. 1)311,g, (IVO ~eal 1)31140, Prim ci-itrekt, ltentord-ww., .111 , ;tetl, corn% All, Ittaltqer,'..lttno;iry • I:4 , attouid Ft:bi navy it, at elect-ft—at the White' Hart I un, .An‘tell. At, orn ,eA, tlir. r'A‘rttanit, . 1‘ I t•IiSI , A Attatel 'l 7 l aucis Msirsileti, Vb . ati Tnrlohlte, . and I.7.4lAmacy 2 i, it eletiei,, At /tie Wuiaililutu lun,lk Attornies. Nlr. Schole.iteld, florhary, anti I i %Ics, Sew boil, . .Vll4irt-Fr lays inert 11;litt, January ;20, 37,.arvi echetury 24,t ; 4 t twulvr, tic ' Attuenirs, Darin And t;ro,l.ttal, - , Hairy k'upi., 4'itruititster,, 1 . 41.1110r,- , llraiply-nierchittil, .14. nilary 214 al tw0,17, at to ~ at the 41 aget o ltat, ‘Vli",giattni•ree.• .Atturniea, Me. Day, Daties Wariwinatrr. , .", John,Selhvbotl, kligb.-trolbvn, drapers, Janital y. 24, 40, awl. February 14,0 tep.„ nt Go Attorney, Mr. Patina, -l; cabin+ “aritt tie,oll,l, Anstai-4:l'laror, , nterc44ll l , - JatbitarY KU, ul 1 , 0, e 7, iia t and s el.' ,litrrid, ul,tt u, at.Unill 11:,11.alasta.‘. itde)t)i,; 11.40,434 n tirusezur, • •• • .. • " •. .‘l l llliant .litnuftry blip 1(r. an.l i :1.1, at trap 4 kitiiititllll, , ;+:alCArt , :r, St. Th v ualaotreet, itdwmtik. wal ! John Lurtnn ha , t •Niattlei Unitan, I:01a CogivAtall, .ea, Jim nary li, 30, iull4 Fejal'il,try at.tait, at (.I;iii,V, Attorney, Mr. Dgviwii, Ciatr-street, Lin- • , , Kitt,,,Ciir;:ui....street„ New .ena,l, Mary.te...bont, baber ita,her, .171;;C:4Ty Al,. and, r'enrttary 4. la eivren, at ,Atturticy, Mr. Charles 'itkier,Vrearwleitreet, On'tl,n-silteare. • Wlllianf Adam , ' and Jahn Edwards, Cuniberlatuhttrect, ruy-stiu-te e., eh:sir-mat:ors, January 10, 27, kutl. labroary 1, at ent.t., Attorney, blr..SautpiArs,. char. -htivet, Fit'zroy-I,quarc. . Ignatins Palyart, Londln-'streeti .Fetteleurelt•street, talk.' gluon, J an ourf 14j, •40, and* Fehr.tnery. 24, JO: u)goni,.. at Crttiltl At t Mews. Crowder, Larie and Garth, Vileiae•e, Old Jew' y. Creey . 4ll4, shopkeeper, Jerifuary.2o, 27,. and Yebruark :: . .it ta dye, at (iuiletnall. Atturney, 111 r. John tiny, Croi , i,.o. ioleitle Coolie, Lower Brook street, Grosvenor-square, up. leoistrr i er; ,Taentiety , 24: 27, and •Febrinery 24, at twelve, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Samuel Pullen, Fore-strett; cripple eager... .• • •. Ilatilet:w %Vflsun, Aldgate, wesollen.draper,. January 16', 27, and rehritaq 24, at' elerett, at Gbildnall. Attorney, Mr. • burst, Mdle-street,•CheatuCede. h , Anoton, 15..r.uittgleaen, jcwellerolanuary 2tt, 23 t . and Fehrtnn v 24, at twelve, at Ilea Castle lon Birmingliain.-- AttoreeL, Mr. Arindle, Jibit4t Feet; Bedford row, or Mr. 11.41w1 e Wadi, Uolph-strt'ft, Birnenightem John llvrLert, Glonevlter, fanner, January 24, , ut ievete, -;:5, and February it, at elel•Qe, at the Plough lent, Cheltenham. Atturoieg, Messrs.Viiarel, tritetchinsent, and -Illowcr, Lou, or. Mr. o, Cheltenham I).,rid, Watt, Southwick, Durham, si,iit-builder., ,february 8 . 10, owl 1,1, &quit:yen, at the: Bridge Inn, is .Iteultit:6, Mr.: Spavritra luu, Ut Mr. E. ITISHIC, Uishop-Wtarittonfla.— - • DIVWENDS 4 r ~ • Felt. 30. P: Cliatiteq-clintober3,• atinlity-cnnrt; it.otev-.W.irch au...3; I'ye.r , ll, jttn:' tAls4 R. XV41 , 011, t.ltill.ch,)llllerS — :Fo ) . Parliam,Dock, inntiry-trt•vuorc-r-Feb, 3..1. Ilraltettl,.Stll4ltato,llere, tin 11 , iorie, Now Killt-ro,it4 trp`onter and 1)1301441•4--1 1 ..t1). 3. T. 1 , 14-; coal. and lirge-.331:01,aiit7f1,c1). Sarißc•rov.., .artny- )0. ,Itay anti s r. {t. Its};; .It.trin,r-tttvet,'St, f,).• P. Foment, St. -Mortit t 's, , ..tAtim'iortl-I , acosi, Northanipttin, inn, N. W. Nityler and Cc.divr.too, slictru:l4l, -;q4. • W, Wrigtry,l3o , .rowbtow, t l tl ilitx, Yodi, cotAolt-spiotle . o.-4 , 01 4 . Bristow, Bendi'llit,. Ikrrk9, ilaEge -111,ilvi.--ri..,1). 1. J. Broadway, ‘VuTegsti.l, grocer— ,.Glast•ol)ury, A, At!ss ! oi,.l lon4tr-otil I, (l ter,. utißer—F.l).43., It. I East .31 iv,: '•St. Maiy-lv-honv, clivcstentioget a». en , . 1. If. riettsalirr—Feil. 3. 'C. flail, , rigine lath awl tool.rnrannhein.l'es—. ' h. '.tint M - ,try druggi33.--4 7 c6. 43. n. vv.t n itA, I Fel), :I. I'lialthnin and ICAnnl&stri i•Brit.or-s4reutourehtnoi-, n5;1n!:4004.?..4..r0iicit.ai1a.1..i1,,,vp,m,.:, Lime SitTet, ii• . 30)4 Walitym, • nieree,r*:—Vc l )..ii. .1.. Lcwigi ottn't wilte" riti.4l,lol.y; n.tre.toon...-I , en. 3. C. Stiodin,,'" D u . ;3„ .1 . stre,Vti MfaryriU/00e, L. S. r.irmirt), 3 . . G.: ot-k 1,1); W. BUltun,` WeStMiViit.a, 110 U! A. Rmith; captain of the ship Frrividenvo—J. Macittt7A, tvervilaut—f. .litcL,,un. and Jachsisn, Cousin-I,ply, li,,,4lte,,ironLiticr rilts—ci: Monte' unit J:lvalle, Jitnies444 Tottenhatn-cuUtt-roiti, bltUr—V. J.golytt-stregit, St. Janus:*, .tanigeot—M. I'aluti r, South I rert, /limo straw4lat-mauufaCturcr—j. eitrles.btreet, Ilitttoti-gariten, tlut:dtvarentatt-'- , 1. Itinitards t : guniugtit,p)ovr, mercbantri-T. loristiontb, 1-lAwri, Glouses. ttritioef r NovitiirtMi,_c9;ll,-ratidimit. • mspixED 7 It.,4ainsbpry and J. Peirce, Newbury; littles t stirpnni.--j , DadOn at:id • J. Ardion4, 'temple floul...etirtite'al!iers.7.-T. ]'n>. poi'and e iVr: ti.talker, 1„. Cawley and J. Morris, lreiglatuct, cottuninutturacturerti 4 ..S. slieLP 4 ). •kilige4seacid, Wilts, clothiers- 7 , C, cortstetott tenet « < =t'.W,. ilrberre, Vorat tsuuth and sail-waiters—J. Du ri.t. PIA cho 1.0(1'('o. I)eveutiiiive.sevtare.l.wititat, F...est . littlia• - agCrai--.l.esald T. Nit. I„igittloat ~ltuleetradesireet,•St.: Mary.. p4es; ! talteolet.-IV. flatt,srAcy awl it. lletxwell, Scut kunt..s, %uric, taillwijahts— yik -1 1 .rrv4.ter and IV.Vorrester, jun. Crti , 4l - ,•-tottrt Eireitrtt Ana need LII , irt4ii.“ll4li#o.Alutr,tingeyo —,l . etvari Citit ttl strco l.gtt, t.lxfortl-ataelteri t Middlesex, coal -tact citsettw—P. Paris and A. fitilteitt St...lantes's4treei—T. Amos and J. -'timmingsAVnail , st tiair - hurt 11141110 foot otitis --lb.+llt trees an 4 Cu. iit.Janires•ltruct,.SYttsitmlibiter, Im.nkfra send,Cu. (ilat, , gow, ironmongers 7 —J. and T. li3rlr,vv; Maiighester— J. Bnihy; sen. awl jun. liirming , ' Clarlte a,nd 'Cu. dist ilir v.-3.1.341;10rd , ant Co. Littliarouk-street, patelit:teitestgatical / stsif-rlgtiletplog truss-apalters7—W. I),d:tit it . 1141 S. 14rsita11, paint-inaittaracturtr NV: 1.1.• Butter and I). Eaton (belurel, wine anti brandy eitereltatits...W . . Hur veltssol,E,.Polelwint Ilautulitietchi„ J. slee anti W. Souttlwarle, !tier v 141 Nutt hosiers—G. anti etatalKll, tliitas,extte.se-ipstitierti—T. Chit:1111111 and T. lie`utge yrerel, rmatirerti-streetsiltsurative-brolier 4 --J-L. larslittll anti Cie I'. 11.. e st 91eattaltrbritlirr.Alitchittp, cal ca-prj Nara tsrtd V. 1041)111; l'.:ewytatle.strett, 'gltureelitelt • ittaittiftetufeirs , —.l:giltsbury'hoel W. FlTurer, Liverpo.ultviii malterse4`.':.PAgti :tied 'luta 4Vc4o. , Prackley, .ts'ertikantirtnn, lai ris rte, , ' l' 4 s4An 1 ' '‘er.i. '' i P''o6 of Brown or ,11 loseasallOitignee 1 —. t e II Clin 3 P 1144 4E4)ltt 411V:4141.;:fir4 131 a) tit i 1 I tit& week eilttiligthe'lUll4 dayofianuary, init;, is 575. 6,1 d. per cwt. :Military t'ruututioui to-uiot row. , - OLD IiAILI;Y r S T RDA! JAN. CIIIRVY'6F - FORbERY: • • Anthony Mackenrot, who - se mile has excited so much interest, was`trieti for forgiug'abd uttet ingit bill.of exchange, signed .oeorge,C.'ol3o.)es, on John for 800 1 . Plgther .with the iuttorbenielit and the aceeptattee,..of the fAi!I bill, m ith latent' to defraud Arthur Clareitce anti others. . Mr. Clarence, a navy agent, deposed, that be knew the prisoner frointhe ,year 1806, when he . saw him iii the West Indies; called on him 'bold thi beginning of July in the fait year, ' hail eller tiOnia COOVerSatIOII, told him he was a navy agent, and had a good connexion, but wanted' capital. The prisoner said a triend had promised to assist bitin with some money, and if he ilid, he.ethe prisoner, would embark 5001. in the purchase of prizes with witness. On the 2'2l July the prisoner brought witness tti a hills, r 1 ieh he said his friend Capt. Holliday had sent Itinr. Witness seeing they were accepted by the prisoner, said it would lobk Sin gular , t(ir him to itcgociate them. Prisoner said he hail received'thei n Isom Captain 1 - 1. to who'll he rendered - services, awl that Mr. Forbes, the ilvaner „would ship some 'eolOnial produce to cover the auioant. lle referred .to Manning .and An- Pay'oe, ttnd Sitiith, as vouchers tortlie - goodness of •tte'hills, which 'Were intlors - rd with the name of " Dungan." ...On inquiry, was told Wtr.-Dougists was el.weyseorteet, mid that these was no doubt the hilli i4 p.ould be itaid. • Wit stews 'went to % Poititoonch, 'and gusAlte, killsiiiit.connted by Messrs: Goodwin such . CopTitey., , The. bills were ,tine on. the 2 4 1. ii of : +c it liibet t hey were not, paliL idthough fetsented at . ..Messrs. Aicile'ilVt;'s- and apt, Smith. Payhe , . and !...'.olitli`s; by the 'lid esoisl's o dirceutis, who said • they -would , he paid for the honour of Mr. Dungan. Witness , cal4rci'ori 'Alehsrs. Paine, and Smith, and from their eiiversation,-lic: thbitglit they lie the signature of John Dungan Vila a tin gery. The. 'bills were then put into ,the ,hentls. of Mr. 'Briggs, the.sidieitor, with directions to roam! ugainst all pasties by civil process. Wit ntss afterwards received intorination that the hills were forgeries, and took means ,to have the toner apprehended.. On cross-examination... wit,- ness fluid , he knew thirprisoner Ind lived with Mr...Dougati, the \Vett Incties, mid believed him to have large concerns in ehercarttile specula tint's. The prisoner, did not attempt to gc, away. Ile knew - that he had gone to Plymouth an ionic title mission, for bringing, ulf Bubnavorte by Ha beas Corpus., A viniely of other evidence was,.Troduced to prove the act of torgerY, on the pot of the pri soner, the whole of Which has• already accurately appealed in. this paper, in our pollee reportw.ist his exathinatiou. The following, therefore, is.ail that is now uccessas y to be alined , . Mr. Doisgan deposed, first 'lie Wadi navy agent... In 1893., he engaged the. lirisotter to necompany hits , to Tortola', at . .a - Salary of per. toutUer. Ha remained in his serlie - .a 1 t 195..• Wit,ness o' l ,ll rettsrued to Litlzhind. retitrned tuba in SOG, eiel. still. found. the •prisimee . there: its 1.899, Lie heivit the pi 'loner was inAl6trec3poset.) •witli - the Mesois to coine to this Country. Atter' le tteitte hrlarcl "r saw ny thing of him. • Ile then isiow him .141-4844sekertp I v?it ' s l ' 3 s e tire T W l a i e si s st li ` a' 't .. l ' ; ' ,7 6 4 4 e 4 n t ‘ le .Cil ti ' ;; sc v t iS I T; thm the etniorteireeat ''.lol..ia'DscogniP =l4s - hand ltlic ',it, sante; teestiti-H to re:lru . %c the pi i s potis ( P.4...)tttilaii!ts...l.!i.k l 4oll 6 . -.. . Writing: . •.. . Isa Ci d .. l. " isia e r r d fi t ai lt d e e ; it t 't i l sp l6.l4 n i u " r i 's' 4l d l; ia S .‘ rt Vl , lli et 'e te?: :iBr :tt l i‘ ls " .ll.l t l: indisee hint to, hillie,en . e.ttesiipt,ort..bis Pv,rAtiftti whcli't►eaawi' Win betweeiV 180 ianal 5.610 lirShuri thitcHttellitiralmet : James SiaiiltOlk, tto engraver, bad the plite frotti Which the' . torged bill, ,were tin impressirin. • 'I lie priaonee,..inbisilefeece, : u: 4 !! fold cons Piracy nn tlic 'part of Alr.Doesetk s to. take his life. .stiilie . very seriolo charges, -le cannot enter into o hs the. prt solieescsfirteisiern , nit which ntcme they-reat; Dr. Cosishe ,attenfled•:the prisoner about r'eve'l 'and althotigie be was not then y...1,11e,:,110',1bt5t. kind cat 044_Ine” null itelCkne'i's in . , his maistieif . ;.thist.if he ' had knoWn' of been,. previonSly sleratigefl., be sholild: have thostglit thaCtlerangentent still contitissed.t 7 . Sohn after the k%Fitiless .wiis`sent for to a cotfeel house, et thst . c.ornerd, Newman-street, where he fosihd the nrlisnierlita state of complete derange- Melt sidaellost . thne the prisoner continned•to Have that quickness of manner, which persons who have been severer' times mid are observed to possess.- ibis oF i n ion was, that the prisoner con tinued mad up to the present time. Mr. Koch deposed, that he saw the'prisoneelit the Cambridge- coffee-house in . a state of complete derangement,.talking of parties with Count Stab-. retribere, then the Atmvian''Airtinissatlor. He was kept sonic time in confinement at the hoese of Mr:.Selselifer, in Thatnet-street, where tie stewed symptoms of insanity. He said in'Oetober last be hid been made the agent of Buonaparte. Mrs, Scheffet also deposed to various' appear encei of insanity 7 tssi the part of the 'priloner, Burster, a officer, had him in custody eleven months. lie wai - hrotiglit to his house by ail officer of the Lurtis ..rit Appeal. He once pot witnessel 'mule 'servant on the fire . .:. A month before .. he left . theironse of the witness be received 30401; past of' which lie expended in paying the debts of thelorlierprisonerc ' Baker, tun oCcer of the Court of Appeal, prov ed that the:prisoner - Was-in Custody on.an ettich4 Meta from the LOrils of Appeal, ness thouglit him insane frosts his netions, •, , 1 . 01) 'Frieder had lived servant with the pri. toner, and had seen hint lie OhnoSt naked t.n the li e O nc e wiiheil he had been a pig in the IVelt Indies. Once lie threw the at on the tire. Anne ream-. tent' into the.prisoner's service on the 1 1 th of last september, and was living with isiM iviien he w;i's apprebeeded on this He stied to storms; and , rave in a maitner She bad never seen before : he used to eat • beefsteaks al- 1110 St ‘V. Ciarance re-ex4miped, deposed, that at e , - L 14.„ the time toe * prisoner uttere d the two 11.3 fa • 41 4% ~•;,- .• , :-. , ,;,,,,....-1.-t .... him e - he - sppeareil to Witness to he in thellerreet o‘session of W s sol v es . cff-.ritify.4iiiietred.: ~. , jai iiis:,tieri"er.:l-inibil : i..:c7ortly Art Of his Coi)4111/ be thouglit-sirange; • tvSs hit onversaiihn relative to his serving a s iiirceon 04 Boonaparte, Vililith'vriinels..kiiew could he of no use " h. in!jfl th - atthion liehiceii 11 im...,14 lld Sir A. COCItSill , .fo r itfibpl on the latter. '... , Mr. Briggs deposed, that id:his-intery:ot's Nvit. - the Priso:*tr b: 'di!! ribs appear to . 1 ): derail - 0 .1 'I ' le' I;riit'n eritir .BARONAtIjiI,nI6I: isp list cili a ' Bence, itlil tiie Jury, Niter abotit fivelninutesiieli. beratitm, acquitted-tthe priseinei oh"the grothid, al ink.atiitv. . tro•ti lasted nearly . Jahn Jacobs was nn the of December last, One %vetch, value five pound° , and one Bank of Eng!anti note, value rive po"" d " the property of WllliAtit Dickson. The prisoners it will. be remetuoared, .is the nototions duffer, whose impositions were fully tletifilartifiiire lC; lice Report of last week. 'ln cOnit;netion an acct;tiipliee, tO whoiu, tlresse as e - •4llWr pretended to be selling a ivatch be eAigh(tho 'ttenti°! l .0f:on unwary 'passenger, whom he de' fratided by belling kilt) the wAtch, or some oti.let article in question as a great bargain: "1-.le.wj,l* found guilty but remains 16 be- tried for a bail' lac charge at the . li,ltile*ex Sessi9os. HACKNEY COACIILS. y, . tip. , - 7 -- Tridaptirecoitiniiifiloiler6 of Hackney ''COCltea convicted the undermentioned coachmen • Charles Holmes, the driver of theAtatlttiet; coach No. 112, was. convicted in the penaltY. 4l° 15s. fOr wantonly line cruelly heat log hls hgreli : • in Holborn, on th 6 7th in and payment, was comtnated to Bridewell fOr 14445' Joseph 'lend', the driver of the hackney • No. b3l, was convicted in the. penalty of .1,01A9! gross 'abuse to a gentlemen in the Kent. ftnail,Pri i ... the . - 31st December, and itt default' of phOi 6nr was committed for 14 days. Squilders, the driver, of thehacklict,! roach No. 351, was convicted ' in the PcitNli} .~ BS. which. was paid, fiir being drunk in his Eln" ployment, and driving , the complainant contr ai i'" to orders on t h e IGili December. 'Sttvexs , the driver of • the inickn.er coach No. Si, was 'cons-feted iii the peli.iltcr Is.'for- exaction on the 3ist. December ; also 114. for exaction on the ,roth instant, both .of wlli 4ll ' • tines were 'paid. Jidin the driver of the Inickneycoachsr No. was conviete convicted ' intim' penalty Of 30• which was.paid, for refuod and abuse on theAtil inst.--Eiglit drivers of hackney roaches and d'A di I ride( tha were convicted for improper conduct its the Theatres, in sundry penalti.s; which rer° pap,on;lte information -nt the lospectots. ComutissiOners ate determined to perseyere , to pbti final -toll to the irregrilarities at the flit,itres,• Oilier drivers of backary coaches ato clutriots were convicted-for exaction and refusal , in sundry penalties, which wete paid six of the litter being about to be committed, paid 014 fines and . the expense of the warrants, OXFORD, JAN: 13. r ' Jahn Aubrey, Bort.. M. P. has presente d the.liev.‘Villioin }truce, O. D. o f Exeter. College' , in this University„atid of Darcy Anettlere., th'ei'licetory of LtAtili.',.l)yd. iu tbatunty; . vacant by the death of the. Rev. ltit MC; • • I 4 IIC Hon. and Rev. VViiliarn.Wodehot,:,,,, M.. A , has beeii institoted•to the Rectory of 0 0 " 1 "; thiini3t,Aiti`NGrfolit, on thepreseittittion Lor d IVotlehonA.e. . - - •":elle'Rev. William Gray., M. A. is.appoiated by tly..Pie - sitient and P;elio\vi c° l4 .. in•riat • Onitersity - , Master of tbeTree Grim" ittollSohool, Cheltenham. • • t The . RV. John. France, - W. A. has been i"s;`.: . tilted to tile Rectory of Brandon' Parv.a, Notlower.l' vacant' bY . the rcsignatio» of th e • Rev. T. 5.191 4 ' and 'OH the ju e sentation of T. T.. Berneyi• Esti' The : ReV.. Thiintas Peyton Stapp, M . ":,t1 last- we'eic lieen•ie'd to the . perEietnol Coracy . Buckingham, NUrfolli„ vacant by 'the' of the :tett. Jolirt:Nattet; 'Oll '1 ile: .Tll/111401/itioil ,s . the Teoffees... . Lord Bishop, of Putham. has •apPoe'l- i . / . the Rey. 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