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•• ptialg-iskTrrioN ihe CATHOLICK CLAIMS. t .so • ntiALIfV, JAN. 23.---I:Fstettlay, being Quarte7 Aszfeiubly thiv, the Cpnin tott Commit met. at the Cotitorul us ion-lioe;lVillium-street.—Th e HIGH • SuintrFyi took 11.eCliaii.—AIter :some business #.11.111 beef' gone ihrough, • •drat. GI ITAII6 rose and said, that heretofore, whert'the Catholics sat forieard Petitions i ,to; P.4r•iament tor their • Etriancipation. tllc loyal. 'orporation of' this City 1111 , ..0 poitioned, praying I,egislattire not to comply with it, mid - as be toide s t ()MI thCy i nteit d ~ • c i 10 hell(' furtvarel a peti tiooat- the eosniug Sessionti, he moved 'hat. the ..styne Committee •who %J ere , before •apppirited s.tioutd c ont' tine, and he empoWcred;to•prepar e a petition to butb Houses ot:Varlianient, to be pre-; - ' senrc;f•at 'the 104xI SeSsiolltk the clailliti'Of the' I{o . olatl CatimliCS--tVilieli being seco t med, STErnatis Said, drat at Stiel! a.Slage : 01 the Lll,llle3i tilt was prentaturo ; 111010" tvaS nut sufficient grounds for theiti ti) pro • cccd 111 , 011 ; it tyati 0611CcuS , ary tO 11111101 W that perhaps there might be no Uted `'sion tor replied, he never expectett to have the support of the t h an. ttentluniatt in this loyal ineasnre, it was rotten( .Itvi constitutional,, anti Atttei . etori he 'would persi.t in his 'notion.; !Eow.slit) STerileNJ . ivmdd not hare risen btr !c,f. an :itpression that tell Iron) the ..i . eittl'6inati fa , l he wished to aSk him, did he mean to say that those enlightened rierso'rt4 who :favoured the Lai ht.ilic Ctctrf.e Mere ? i‘Jr..Gavhitib !Tiled Om be r ffila relket to I c tritstion noW hetOl*(lten, he would say that twin ;night tic.didoyal to t. r Consti tution as welt the King.; :u 'promote the Catholic - 0114 V, • • as to be,tnSfoyal to the Constitnt thought it harsh anti ungenerous to Lratid with the clot het thole %Vim slip porixti Catholic Etuattelpa:,-i'On: ; about thirty years ago was, not. a liNililt uds, abolis . heit, since siv ken. there Itati,-Htid he! flea - ill:a t 1). informed Al tilt: ini,oryshas Clitiretror !.titte•sttstUine,(l..hy it. lie su~tl tot Catholic Emancipation, an d he was stw loy,ll as Ally Milli in that ll'otte or out ofit ; he never ohl oppose the Constitution, but ife'opposid its ; he •tv4tiltt, therefore, move. an ad. went • oi :dare, 'non' hit. IVILLis Wits sorry-the question :wai.zgi. tateci wags Ise ittintati Cathollek.Atho than the Charters they *posiessed ivith re speci of being. a Proiestant,,he .was 14.1"rotetrint, •and,lty hk !litigious Creed he irtur,lttnght, hi love tteiglibcita—let tilem.leave the Roman Galin!: lies to tight their about - their emAlici. pation —7l‘.lr. VOlitsulaservett, that be vv4*ttot tit flirt oust witen the motion was•nuta,,Autit cpiktd ,n9t.. tall , inatr,:it exactly stood ; lie wottl i, however, second tire motion. sit A nj ou' is . Inent los tltr‘e moittlik.. , . • The cittettlion or.aoJoarnineht,, was' thvrelipoli Put 1 " 1 " the,ClAirvand was'doelafed nt:gatived. AB-rtritENs demolition ay ve;ireci Wlt It Ile;440 . .. I t • Black ikons., Majority ../.4j,Lli 61FY4111.),"4 i99ti.4)11, ".:4:ll4t.the Coliiwittee tieretolore appointed (kJ staid aS the Coooiliriee of (Eli:, tlttuse, with pfawer to prepare ;tad send forw ds .(l to Eiptoky*..4 l'.ttilnuttiit, ' It Pet mcio glgal sf ate f laitus'Ot 110; Roina6 Catioilies," wiis pai.t atfO eat I lea wittiOnt it dIVIS 4011. jMr Lio#FAILD vti be se - t tip to LArti Mayor wwi"tioirfci Itt 'Al.;chucu, t~' ilch bent be 640441 , w* put a„il c,o Heti LADV . "'N'IIi-IgDA LE. The followiri;r it , .:cotint of the eticape If Lord . Rieo 0. , ,t„e is ctintainell in 8 letter' written by the C:fitio!cs , , of Ni ijkisnAut to lier,Sister,;, Lady Lucy .llrhet I tititt'' edme to Liontion,.,'.`,sitys this ; upon hearing that, my Lord Whi Tait ted to rho l'ower,.' I Was 14:the.stilitg-titite flirtov,i, that my Lord h, i 1 expressed Jtte 4roatOr '. , .tisixitqy to See Me, haying, as be afterlydl*(ls'lol4 16.110ity cansole iiim until I ncilved. I rode . to Newcastle, and front thence tank ,the stag t) 4 1.*'141,-.; When l'arrived tliCre, the' snow waYso., dgep tho titage could titifiet 'out for ,London;,: The R e a so l l lif1P1" so severe and. the 1011t,I0 so ext,l 4 . epely 005 t ..., itself. Was 'stopped j however t: h i n• s cv and rotle - tainutlott, thronghilie : a \vitielt WAS getterallyalrrfee Writes di, SAt'll kind snood without:any aeciftent." 't tic COCtllteSB 1.472 i JecuThila flied hY-Iter trtaiil t whom e b it i: '6 ;1 14, hdr dear - TlVans,'' ...Al(hOpes c t saying, flit I. , !;tielfs life by-littition';ltaving alit: tis'rtited,the reSollltin t, p attempt his eseT ! ipe: Ititt.oliened her. iotentions,to . By bribing the guards,she often Oblitilled nie:11)0. to see her f.girti, till the. tiny on,.wh i tch the prisonerti were condemned, Rod after .that t>•etr friend t and 'relative's Were 11110 . As eel, for the lait week, to see mid take l ette of (how 'The tent tbonto goes Say% ir lty tbe, help pi' 'F#vantr I bad' prepared' every th ink, nceestary ter ttiiuttlie. rit) ', Load o:but hod the tititiost' thili6sliy to . prev4il: upon nitro tti make Use of , them however I to letiictliTtuteeeedell, by the help ofAintigloy tifHt." Thl,lo t:r then details, t he unfavourable t , nt of 'lie' pet Hilin to 'lie Lords, on the 2 4 2t1 of reurnary,,•, Chen; tti ititercetle his Mojeity paittfit pris oners . " Teox in heing," tlit; COTOltieSti., " I c(); ilot g o: to the TOwe.,r . ,,,,linvlng so utility thing* tin my bonds to jutt'id. readiness i but in the eettittg, it Itetl dl ie - th i for Al r9 . with tvtit)ns bodged, attil'actin;iiiited tier with 6,y - design This wsk:the' Lott night lietore kite. ex*ectition. 1 told her that I bad every thing iri readitiess, and that I tra4ted . She 'Witold not refit,e 1 . 6 acconyany.nte, that' . my Lord taigo pais for her. At the ; - ' 0 1... Billy, I it.ott tor Nlrs. Worpit, then tiSnallY kit„ts r 1 of Hilton, tuts Oie y t !, ;;q ;tot Witt itOtidifte , f Mr.. I liThaetilfitelY COlitlittiiitate(l toy reSOllll ton to her. Slit wa s a %*'ery tall_And slentlermake, so I begged her to / pi! . 0,61ce her rithog.h o od that. I had ftir Airs. Alills,'es she was to lend he . e*, , t o toy i 4 tl, I tiIII 0.! O 0:01 lig 011 he inight ue taken tor . 44. r. • (Jts our' a;diStit at' the 'rower in a t) enac • r the first I in4.stlnccd ..wa.5.31 r4 ,. ",‘,T u rron, for I W'lttOi. I only allowei to' take 'in one At a time. :She:, brought in * the clothes - . that -were, to serve Mrs. Nitlfi; 'when' She lett her diffirbilvindher. '' When • Alm ,Morgan,bad taken,off-whatsite..ht.td brought. for my purpose, I conducted her (Jack r and brought .. in Mts. 1ii:11, who bad theprecantiontu hold her • handkerchief to her ttice,,-as .WaS very natural for- , a womro i. to du when ;die was goill1; : tq„b0 a 14 3 4 Eat:, fitrewell to her friend on the eve.behisexecution. I had indeed desi r ed her to - - dolt, that my Lor d ' ' ' migitt, go tint io the same Manner. ' Her eye•rbrowv were raLher iocliued to he sandy, and my Lord's, %elfre very dark and thick; •however, I hail prepared some paint of tire colOttr . ofher's, to . disginse him with ; I dlso bro`ught• on artificial head-firess tif• the same coloured ii tic as her's; and I painted hiss Lace with ('w hitt!, • and. bii checks %vitt) rouge, to hide:his long beard Which lotiliad not hail time . to Lhave: All;rhis proVitiOti I It: - 01 before' left in. the Tower.'" ,. .•TheCoiiineis: then prticeeJs to stutie,.. that aft e r dr ess in g ..Mrs. Milts. iii it. hood,. she led her hack thron t gli the Ln.irifs;- and, addre's,ingh es boy the name or Catherine., boLt•ged her to bend lkor L waiting tnaitt,. meaning Mrsk..vatts. !laving seen ' , lit'r Out lii co .returoed to i.er Lord, .atyl fiats!). . • cii dresshig hitt', S:le HMO brought .her Lord out, and affecting great . impatience fur the delay Of the wait ing-,m lid, begged him, addressing him by the naMe of, Betty,o ruotpiic,kly anti bring her, The gwirds °pelted the door, and she %vent down stairSi,pressiug- him,- .as Betty, to send her maid to lill',liti, II lie bad.clcare4l the door; on Ike ' .Outside of wh.;ch Evans was hi.. readiiiess:to re., ceive kiin, , atol who conducted hint to-pplace of ~ a ftiti TheCoutitess•then returned to the chain her, and began to speak slotid and answer 'herself, as if in a conversatiim with her Lord, after which she went away, closing- the ,eltamber.doin'heitind hr. She_theit proceeded . to visit ate. Doehess of succletigh, and next the Duchess of MoulroSS; to Whom, she communicated the ese;ip . l.l . iif her Lord. The letter .t hen proceedsaudeonclades thus " When .1 .lett. the • Dochess,- I. %vent tit Whouse which Eirans bad tumid out -for me, 'ond.where she pr-mised to actin:tint me where my Lord was.;,She got thither stinre:feW minntes . ...after me, ' and told' toe, that, when she 'had seen him .secae, she went in smelt of Mr. Mills, who .by the time had recovered liiiii,elf frotn his . asion . :,shment ; that he had returned, to leer house, where,she had found hiin ; and that he bud'rettweil my: Lord from the first, place where she - had desired bins to wait, to . the loiii! , e'f,i' a poor Wothan, threettv opposite the guard-hottse. :-Slie- had but one small room tip Otte pair of stitirs, And r; Lt . very, small bed. in it. We : titre.... onrier4s - ,niton the heti ? : that: we might lot !reheard walking tip' and - doWn. Slhi lilt 114 a bottle of w ow . and' some i bread„ . . .and Mrs, Mills brought its soLite more. in herpocket the next &iv. We subsisted on-this provision: froni Thursday 6 . 1 Sattythil,oight,,Av'ocit Mrs. MAS ("Mug , 11.111 cob• chicle() soy Lord to the Venetian' Anth i , i,Snd kr'5........ IVr.did mg" riOtit:u9uitat,c the affair to is Excel leoey ; -hupotieof,:his-.51.11.14nt 3 conceited him in his r .ora HI We He,st! o', on which d ay .t h e,. Ain • hassador's coaCh And sii. was to go do vo to bover to meet bis-hrother.....••My.Lord put on a 'livery, and went ItoWn in the retinuv, without the. least suspicion, to Darer., .where M. Mitchell. (W•hich. ...v a s the fume of t he. AmiLtssntities. servant) hired a.small vessel, HMI itistikediately .. 'set . sail 'for, Ca! , halt. , Tiie'rets , age.wiis'O.r.t.tut444i,yi'Omit.,: that the Captain tore ,v outs this. reflection ) : that '‘ the %vimt eodia lii , t , lntverwyetbtietter;if hi,rpaAseugekl bad--been tyi..g for titair` lives,'' little thinking it t.i. , be really i h4case. ..11r. M ichel.l might have fitim ily room e d without being suspected of having been concerned . i . c.,!oy: .1 , 444r5. escape ; -but my' Lord.i.a.iettied inclined to hurt hi:o cow ioue„with: holt, which lie did, 'and 14%54 . present a good place under our young master, ffTll.is-iktmexact and as ft.!t art accountof this ;affitir, unll of the' ri as , :coohl possiWy give.you, to, the best. of my Me mory, and you y leap ait the truth rft it. •f . am, vtith.theystronaest attrichtneat, dear sister, y [met,. must. ittlectiimattly, LAW INTgLieresxce...... COURT OF CliAgekitY, Wt. tX-TARTB itiAiTilit'Or GALL? •I MR This petition, -to supersede Ole cbmtnission of bankrupt against John diAlimore, reported in our l as t, W as ag ai n continnesi. Mr. BELL was heard for the petitioner, and INlesitt.' LEACH, Cooxe, and SaAnwau. for Mr., Wedgewood. Th e an swer to the petitioner's case strongly rebutted the 'ex-parte Stiltelnent on Thursday. The CitArmaLt.on role at four o'clock, and Counsel have yet to reply. COLTIVI I OF KING'S BENCH, JAN. 5:6. • LUDIMCK AND CO. V. THE LONDON DOCK comrAKY. ; The 'ATTORNEY-GENERAL 'moved for a rule to show.cause in this•ease (Which was4altetion for the 000'-delivery (4, a (pant it y of ,hides,, tried at Welittpioger in the last sittings after last teeny), why the verdict for 171)01. should not he set aside, and Wifew trial granted. I C tvill'he , reeollected,', th4t, e,ColoKe io this case gave.rise, to t he. •e -cent .prosccution „uttaiust Njessrc Taylors', th e broker's, 'at Ititiley, foe forgery, of which they Were so satisfactorily tictinitted. The Attar . - ngy.Gcnural grounded his present, motion upon the new e% idcnrc disclosed by Mr, Lubhoek,. upon his Cross-examhoit ;on at that trial. The Court, after bearing': the eiv 'matter, thought the case ought .to undergo:forther con sideration, and therefore granted a rule to show ,C4l,lSe. V. I. VI Atl YP.Y Thi4 %VHS .a penal .action against the tlefcrAltnt for p; tilting and publishing an .-\.(lvert isetuenr in the Day wiLiper, offering it tiotteenr of lrii)/. to tiny p<9.lotl who iliiValillii•oettre hint R penn,il4tit nt:•r- Ca of iksitotation under Government. • 'lice- eau iyni tried before Lord. Ellentiorough NVestwit t • ster, in the . litings alter the last 'Fenn, when a verdict • vas intim! ecir the plaintil for tit'e whole penult y. Nr. CUR vinoli 'tow 'frayed for a ride to skew, eastst.tchy the judgittent shoal(' not he arrested, upon' the ground that . t he description ciithe offenee in.t be 44 Geo,: 126, was not literally Billow. qd in thi; ‘ ,tleelio•ation, but• • • • . „ . „ The court.wertl4)l,opinion that the description" of the otrrnee ,Ivas 51;bst.kntilAIIvthe same, and the' efore relh , e4l the rnfe. Tilt, }WIG • • the last Tel a , volt to shew cause wnit gralittql wily a crimilml iloorimiitifits,4l)ciitt f l not be tigAinst deterohott; tai 'Attoinev of t!is eotift, -. lur using; wont., titts'tirds • dile Halifak i fir a 'l ) ,ittfir• the city of Viiui cester, tending to a breach of the 'Peace. The ATTOANN.Y•tigNEKAL - nomi stated that he hii 'rwhi), in Consequence or old: friendships between tint anti tite• defendant, and from other more' satisfactory reasons, be had givtit . him (the •Atrarney-General) iii=tructions not. t o prils 'the rale, and lie wool,' theretore eonieutt tottat it be Aiscilargcti.—Rule: (Us , charged. TFiti 1C1A443 TITONIAIV - +HONIMI, Itt last... Term the ATTontirr-GZNeakL moved for a Habeas Carpus to bring up this prisoner from lioelkestertiaol to. plead twatt indictment for the n dint murder of Thomas Moote, on the 9th of August in order hal the indictment might he removed, far trial, into the body of the county at the iGuneral Assizes. The prisoner 'now appeared at the bar, mid being arraigned by ;the Otlicar.of she Court pleade l Not, Guilt y; and, on the intition.of the Learned- Attortiey-Gen ere ii he •was then. ordered . int o lie cnstody.of;the Afar slut!, in order to be rlelivered -into the isaNds of the §Lcriif of the county ot Kent, iti-tal“1. hit trial-at the nv-at Maidstone Assizes: CO tiRT OF COMMON' PtiZAS; 4A14'.211. • . .. . . . CHOI. cON:' ,''.` , . • I . ' '.... n ' OnA tilt sr: 'sf . icyAsoti it .-,:,,' - • Sergeant SlittPtlEall - moved, that . tlicA . irdiet fd►uid for `the .plai litiff -in . this' Cate 'shonitl 'beset , ' usitte,,, andooneWitrial granted,.on . t he ground o f . . , . excessive . deron t t e s : , Thelartion w a s b roug h t b y : SAVIt4r;:„I:I"Ng . Et, .84..e,—.1t :1 Mee'ting• of th e Di. , the plaintiff 'to obtain compensation from the Tectors,of the Doo t tries P a ri s h R an k, I t ild on - t h e 6th oftktotary, i t w a s found that the stuns de. defend-ant foretirnittal conversation tvitii Ella wile. posited since iris comitiencenteitt in,Felottary last, it was heard ,- in the,Sherilrs l Court -of the . 3d t at»olint et! to- 144;4 2s. ; th a t t h e Tepavnteti I s made !natant, and- an-ace,atint• of it';Will be ~ .fciuittl in I during thavtletiod,. - amot t ut el l to Itif3/. ;Is, le.a-viog , Inu , SoN, or •I'llerfollOuing - day: The tfamages ' . a .fi.A.i.i l ice: at i'Vit eret in the Hank at : - .icothintt of : awarded Were-thfee thousand pounds, .nail the . 12981 t JZ5',., ; and that the litimber , (It depa - litors 'Learned SetjeanCsuld,' hi., was afraitttlyit the do- Was three himi'lectl awl thirteen.. The first ;,•carly (pence of, the ;plaintiff's Counsel. , had produced a • meeting of ' the 'lmbiber* of ilie I';:i.is'o Ff;e may greater effect •011 - the - Jury than either the eVidente !Link Society was held, autee!ady . RI the regula. or the eireuthstances of the casa,:in inducing thetn tions, or .Viiettnestlay se'nni g ht. ',fshe .Trealtrer tofintl ettelt-a . vertliet.• It appeirrecl.. on the trial laid before 04 Nlceting . an ahstrict of 'hero- that the.plaintiti !outlived foruseveral years sep a . recc iin gs of thieriquk, which ‘s?‘4 opened for husi- rated,froin his wife. He visas unable to notiotain tress on the first. Sattirdny in January,. 0315; 'This her, ant'. sent her ltek. ,. to' her fathees'fitnity. He report wits equally layoarable. ' Was far from w o c wishing tensure anch e anthist, or Th o s e w h o h a v e iiv v d:. rather ...gay, and are franyfixing any imputation , on the plaintili'll cha- About entiking. into conjugal felicity, are , in. t lacier for salloing, . li'llen he himself was un formed; that Doctor (;00pt...w, tun) three Nor- ' able to topper; her, her father's ! loose was her ~ ~. , p.io tt s, of long eaperieneeitt Strictures,. I hl mai, : nAt vital 'asylum, her own l'elittions her natural pro.: Pehilities arising froM warn) Climates, .1 tivviii le teeters. .It !was said that their affection remained indiscKetions, .Bic. hAve est:throttled a Medical- tontbareci-44a clretrustance whiOlt he' was not dis-: lioart! at Chorjutte,house, Great- Charlotte-strevt, p4)s4!d to , deny, . hot which certainly .shaiild lwr opposite, the Reverend Rowland Mill's Chit- }teen proved before it rues allowed tit influence the fief, Blacitfriars' , .t oad ;- by whom the Pohlie..,.are -: verdict, . I Cwfis 61441 that the defendant was a num cured without salii . iition or, ciinfinemezt, The i of good fortune, being Worth..loool. is yeat',.. This taciikai e.arti chhos„ the-mteoslito tit those . wtto•- tike%riwe was taken for granted Without proof, or I have attorrtpte& the•ctire, or who' have cooitflted ' rather. couttary to cvitlence,• as it was deposed, 111E11 ig . ilordiit of so lutpurtant a hranch of the ' that he had not , lllore pay than 1801....ayeae, or - , , 'prote.si on , h o se improper treatiuuot have ruin, 3001.'00 aetive-setwice, without airy other inane. eil:thausainli. -Blotches, on theltead, fuee, and ; diate source of income. The defendaxit Was totally, bnfiy,.'aore eves, -throat, mooch, and itose, yer. unacquainted with the'pl'aintilf, and it , did not op. tip, noir e - ia , 't he ear.,,l, deaf tt e s a i dimness of 'p ear that . he ever Saw hint, SO that there 'WAS not, sight, paitis,, in the head and limbs, frequently as iw . most cases-of 1 his. kind, it breach et friend. mi.staken tor-rot;; tmat,ititts; weakttess'in t he knees; ship,' or all abuse of hospltaliti committed -againi tt licules on . the b tii n hones, &welled Uncles, &c.. him personally: The !dahlia li ve d at a. greati t tire sy,,pi,,,li which appeor, y'. its after, Heil . distance from his wife, and' ii, (lid appear titi too often elnint tel' the mat rittioniA I stale.-41essra.• ' they, for it long time. Pastnot 140 y per - Co.pcit an ar and ; Co. e xnti oulted daily .I.vy all ranks- ' sotto( intereonrse.or- written coMmonication, At of people,. (rottit 'el,ve till Light ; oi by lottar,in- lt-ast there was no evidence'ryn the t r i a l t h at ' they • ris,,.iig ~ 1 . ,..v (tar no 0,14,,,,,,,,r, a„„ver,d), statiag 4-, liitil: Sonic of th e l a dy' a family irerereadit to g i ve startlllt'i to r'" : 1 1 1 ipv,l:retr.l.,l,4l el:Ili:Ilk/7n '4l,7,it,itlii.l,'-eille.i.,s,,ty 4.eltiViriecet.tiliel -.lt,e,!stsitilkrelyxl4llll:iiltvelti:!iyval?l:lle. noc;iitilcilkoetit.tt.valiCt)tilitahile °SelieliVi Piles and iti,iiik w i t h out h arit i mi: or cutting'; milt' %ihir. and, Ntrs. ft adallltigether sotne years ago,— : give advice, gratis on 'Etiesilay, .T, - ..nr e d a y ; a i f f is tm .. ;, A w atf r et ioaa t c -!ctter was' mitt tti:have been writ. d av , thora i n O gs , till ticelye o'clock: -, A side door, -', tell by the lady 14 I terliugland,".Which, though it awl priYate rootth for feutalett_.---/Itectical Ocnit e „.; was not . silowvil to hr•rettit;l l 4d - o rti ih iced ti n i ts resen t attend. uth . :heiri..,,pqieli4,:are,piest,it 1 , c lfects, tlpnll•the Mint, , of .the Jur,- by the explana urin e'onsalt at firm. . Lltuf its cußtellts, and lime proiing-ofits sifi-iai.- (Lg . tia , \VINIFItED NtTIISTIAL;:i." tore is ti e . coutie of 'the pleading ; 'but ma this setter was dated so far back Us 'three or tour yearit ego. The plaintiff Wi:4 was thus, for any thing that appeared to the contrary, .perfectly beyoad hisprotection; and though .the 4.itrailted.Seriant meant nothing disrespectful to the lady or her, red latives, she might have been met try the ypUng man at a play, or in any other .BCcitleutal tion. The Jury shotild.haee eonaidered what wall provrel and. what was not pro - ved, before they awarded torch ruinous damages. The defendant had allowed judgment to go by default ; but evill though this was the case„ : thert: should havg,bega, evidenc:e oficird, which brought thedetendatit SIM the plaint iff'sivife together. Chief Justice Glitfisriaid; that miless'the pre' ,tice of the Conn ,were totally _aAiiiiist SnOlt in g new trials, upon allegations of excessive dantqcili this' was a Cattie that called for one There woo no evidencethat th e pl a i nt iti saw his-Wife int' solid time fast, or that they had any communiratioth A compensation was granted tar a lass tt Par 'Sustained, and that loss must be estimated by.hig precious affection for the object lost; by the har 4 . mony in which they lived, and the doinestic:bar pintos of which the seduction deprived Alicina Another ground of damages was the conduct - oftil di-kip/hint. - But in this rase there tiptieared aggravation. The Learned Jud ge wen t over Ibis either circumstances of the,,,ease, and 40" 1114 all Making fora 'new trial,—ltuls granted. SOUTfiltAfiK SESS'IO74S, JAN. 26. CIS kRGR (OF Mtiteota.--4'lizabeth Clarks stood capit4Ny indictetb tor unlawfully making an aa*sull uPit_, a nctr burn fernak child, with intent to murder i t. Mary liayuca-'deposed, that she: resided 1.3 T, toley-street. !'be prisoner was a so; ith a .ti ]r. in the adjoining house. ‘ lll the )st of . 13reeentberli st r, dei .1 ug Ip owii 4he heard be screams of apt proceed tra that of Mr Palmer' ••- ii liately • w.C° , round tne of tltc 181ter,ointi . cuninnini eid• eettlie'cirCniiista n c e to Mti.''Palther, who papied her to the piitiy: Ifere.they , fenind ttoogr ot.gye:it tliult•esS;a4,44l.l4,gittitiol6si'v tis to le'dve no doubt of n delivery having tiikcil place. IVith this s:,e was taxed, and'after difficulty Mrs. Palmer succeeded in extracting fo° l2i ner,a confehsion. . The beadle of the I parish and tt , tki o. Were iintiredi,,tely sent for, and the "t "-• privy raist.4l, the 'infant • Wait' oiscuvcied, togemcr: with thepr,iNticr, cOnrcycd . tj k Moicry 1:11,t " 4 qt:is;Le iv,ts sav'e. , tL! life, of but it.. Only stlrv,ved a mouth. l'itinto co. a ~ .k!oruted, t li't . ttst last witness, as c 4ttiti AilfireWS:tive CCtS. ' ' rile ;i4,1e., st4ted, j iluo they-reathed the -;} ttru p i smie r wit* lopods, Slic es;inced every s igirat gr:et, find wtr w! the must Idmenttible cries respecting the citli 4l . -- " Atra.:it i alo.er further Ntated,l,llat some tune re" viotss,to'tisc transaetaioin question, she had dis' covered the p.isuner was pregnant,. nod un thst account was. .about to , give her waroiog to leave the '!tote. e. She, repiesented her,. however, its ievery,other respect, at tt good servant and, a hts-• &MW person.. Ille pri3ouer continued in a state of weakness, ami almost of insensibility, during .tie trial, and being culled upon for her defence, 110 fell into * swoon. The fircoupca having summed op the et sauce, the Jury retired for about ten minutes, antl then 'returned a Verdict ut acquittal. Franks WAS found, guilty of infantotisif apaulting a Airs., King, Still her servant girl , natned Jones; but in consequence of bit coR . trition, w a s only ' sentenced to one month's lin". prisonmeilt. - The sessions then odlourned to the 28th t't March next. A Itog.;wai Spitniab t o v s :a marker" ,in NoYerilbet.th,clKope t ty 01 .a - Jo* brio 9 4;iug to - C uin h er k an d Pelt, two years anti P' half Ohl, weighing:4lolos. -A child, three years old, beloaging to chin iu Silver -street, at the back of Ctetitemeell Session-house, .was, horned .to ,death..,yesterchly by its clothes eatchtlig - fare.. , . , • There is uow in the neighliointiittid of Sl) rt ,ePro Mallet, a inost despe ta t e grog . of hottse.breakell , no.less than six liout-s harf been latelySattOlev... aii&V,l)mlieti 'Teti, in th at town, Na t 'l prorc ll l stilton therefrom of great value. - Ships at Market. JANVANY Sltips sold. Prit,.% 1 ass. octio . 04 . • % .Att . . tid.. to " B(lt'rns. • Qn Sunday last, at Betstnn7Halt, the Hon. Mrs-. i t 4 .7 thwart , o f a daugliter• ' on M4nday', t ilr I..ady of W. Travers Esq. of New A strert,4,:f a ti;mghter. , Qt! tits iti, :Nut t in4lttica - plattie;ihi , tatty Ovnervlllrosun, of a daughter. . . At MeTton MutiterOy , an Sunday; the 14th instant, 01 ElizArtit .N orittau . of a son, On 'the I:.itli 'inst. at I the 1,-nly . of H. Joneser : :, 4 Esq. of aton. • A 1 Angif,l), fln Toesday last, At liasford, CaptAin the fien:Frederiet Paul Ichy , i,f 80, iand-Halt, Nortoik • *t ) Fr loci , secoll 47 , • 4., o4 l iter iv( hab rt 1 1 • tigbt, DN. of Vlepperhy, Nottinghalo• O the 15th Lost. Ja.i,e, tt, 114„,ly .4111 e, e1 4141 ` 1 daughter of Witlians Wyune, Esq. of N101d.... DEED On the lDth inst. at Paris, Sir Windsor Hanlohr, Bart. 0 :T. 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