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;. ~ ~ -_., '~~;,~ _, ~'_t ~. ~ .. . ~,. -; • ; Ir 4:i ' : 'j . ~, _, ` i , r7l 77 . 9 wai '7"e ("2-1:4 94 APP-7 '1 , , • s. • LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE. January 31, 1830. THE . LORDS commissioNEUS of • • % MAJESTY'S TREAstqtY hare directed that ti • i• I/ RAWL-NG of the Lorrrny should he run:HIER POS . ] -s, °NED from SATURDAY NEXT, the sth Day of Ft I MIUARY, to a DAY of which DUE' NOTICE will I, GIVEN from this OFFICE. L. HESSE. Fl CONTRACT FOR FLOUR. ik „ • %Ft 'L(WAT., HOSPITAL FOR SEAMEN AT GREENWICH, January 26, 1820. SUCH Persons as may be willing to Contrite far Supphing this Hospital with Five Hundred Sae). of 4 oau - ;1 • , .aay e tr , l to their Proposals to the Director 4^: .0 1 the sail thi: Place, -on SATURDAY, th' s th Febroary ensuing, at I I o'Clock in the Forenoon: and ii , • the Mean time lie furnished with Forms of Proposal., an , acqqainted with furthor particulars, by inquiring-at th. • g •. , Itce here. 'No Proposals will be received after the hour afore %aid „ 'will any he attended to that are tint agreeable tett. , „.„, said t -, • '`' s tnor unless the Parties personaliv appear. i.?;# CO NTRACTS FOR BARRACK STORES. Commissariat Department, Treasury „ Chambers, Jan. 1820. .* 7 P;rsons as nre desirous of Coutractiol: 1 ;• • e kent for Commissariat Supplies, to suppts LINEN ARTICLES of BEDDING, BLANKETS, RUCS MONMONGEPY, BELLOWS, PEWTER AVICLES, :$•;••,. TIN WARE, COOPERS' WARE, BRUSHES, GHAWS 13 ASKFT` • •.-• • S, and BIRCH BROOMS, may receive Particu Cara of th e_Contracts at this ()dice between the hoots of Eleve: 1 . Slid Five, and deliver their Tenders, seded up and dirt:etc. to the Agent for Commissariat Supplies, marking theieni " Tentla for Barrack Stores, &e.;" on or before Tuesday, ;he 15tb February, hut none will be received after Twelve o'clock • nit that Day ; nor will any Proposal tie noticed, unless make Bn or annexed to a printed Particular, and the Prices -insert . e d to words length ; nor unless a Letter be subjoined to such Proposal; signed by Two Persons of known Pro - • Party, engaging to become bound with the Party ternering, the Sum expressed 'in the Particulars, for the due per. f ormance of the Contracts. • . VOCAL CONCERT. ??, NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. — NIESSR.S. BARTLENIAN, C KNYVETT, W. Ii.:•S'YVF,TT, and GREATOREX, most respect , fully Subscribers, sod Public in general, • -..• , • that th e s e CON' , ,Is WILL COMMENCE on FRIDAY, the 25th of February, and edntintte 'every Week traSslon • , ••,,k. and Easter s'. ti t ; . excepted). Tel ins---FIVE ..i.7INEAS fur NINE CONCEIVPS, with , • the usual Restrictions. The Managers have the satisfaction :o annnoice, that try • . hav e engaged a VERY EMINENT FEMALE VOCAL PER , FORMER fir the Whole season (except the First Concert', but whose mime they are ant at present at liberty to men tem. Subscription s are received by the Managers, and Books 4.1 are laid dawn at. Birchall's and Co., Nu. 133, New Bond,- street, and at the Regent's Harmonic Institution, fur the Purpose of receiving names. t f it Al 4 , 1 rt,W, 14 $4; • - " r •V 3. • • .11 502 • pkIPINT wnouGirr IRON COFFINS arc actually needful for those who regard the Safety of their deceased relations, as wore than Ten Theatres of Ana tomy are now operating in Limel9, fin- the supply of which together-with PriYate Practitioner in all parts of the King and the Scotch Schools, an amazing number of our dead are dragged from their graves and raults.--EDWARD LILLIE BRIDGMAN, Furnishing Undertalier, Goswell street-road, oilers his PATENT witouma IRON GOV- F:IN to those who regard the Safety of their deceased Rela tive', and assures the Public that there arc plenty of Pa rachial and Dissenting Grounds glad to receive Iron Cottins, Avi thout an extra fee. He has interred from one to ten in fi7 ill n the same B " v 7ing Grounds IS months; they are charged in the Fu eral price a s woo d an d Inrnishi , d the same. vwauld, Brass, co r ,, per, and Lead Collins.—Patent Cast Iron .1. "'In• and Tablets,rich cheaper and more dur ahle than Stone. This N' TU`lolltll will be published, in jto. with Plates, AVE LS in • i'nu COUNTRIES of the aod Asiatic Turkey, &c. Europ ean EAST bei ng a ( % :oi l iinu s at ion of ,Nleinoirs relating t o Con Edit ed hy.ILOBERT WALPOLE, M.A. t • • TvArels of the l.,te Mr. Browne; . a ',l,:ritaiglrre:tlseP a c r.Sakyl hle>tio of llim .lot, troutl;lSl'' to t‘ : , Greece, the Archipelago; Custom s , the "t" 1 "1 Printed for Lougoi.. tt Hurst, Rees, Orme, and ilrown ) London. Of whom may be bad, also edited lly Mr. iVa'poly, rui,N..lOlRB relatin to EUROP E ami .ASIATIC I. "'Y, &C. 'ita Edit. 4to..wit b Plate a, 3s. boards. ~--~. JUNIP ER ESiENCE OF PEPPERM IN r, BY HEATH. THis ESSENCE is a sAfe, etfeci nal, and plea• • in the tten ant Remedy in Hatolencies, Gouty, and Cliolicy Wins .Stomach and Bowels, linligesti•m, danteon PremnalleV, Relaxation and Lo.iitlide arising front Atmospheric Heat, Want of Api , etite, Injuries Una, i Hi:lenient Weather, an d in the. Spasin , .. - ic A ff ection of the dueStoinach and B owe l s, to common to-!m u tts lants—adapting the • to the tirg,tricy of the ease. As a Family . tedicitie, or sitiau for the Army or Nary, it will be found a valuable actin:- searched last week, and in a box secreted ".;!..' ES SENCE of PF.PPERMINT is so well known as a valuable !i 4 Family Medicine, that the principal object of this Advertise,. '.s.; " , vnt is t o guard Purchasers against the numerous Countvr_ k. 4 sk, felts ‘N: i i ‘ h are prepared by Drua gists, &r. The only Cali. ' t4:11 1 3. P. ii,ittl) eau 4ive, .is to see that .1. P. 1.: EATII, Not_ a tiinttnun is engraved on the Government Stamp. Price 2s. 9d RiZti Is. 1 1.1. . .:4 !sold by E. Edwards (Agent to Heath), 64, St. Paul's M Church -yard ; and J. Sin vt I:, Bond-street, London. _That itt case any action shall he commenced in any of his NlaiestY's. Courts of Recotd at West minster, or nt Great Session in ‘Vales, or in the Counties Palatine, Chester, .Lancaster, or Dur ham, for any matter of proceedings which might have been hail in any Court est,bli , lied by the Act, and upon the trial of such action, a verdict shall be given for the plaintiff iu 201:, the plaintiff shall have intlgment for the debt or damage only and not tor. costs, and shall have execution only by fieri fucias ; anti sh:di tot b e at liberty,to bring tiny action on such j;Kiginent, unless the Judge who 'lied the . cause shall certiy thus' was probable cause of action for wore thin DT F.D. On, the 1.12 d. tilt., Barnett , tittest, aged 87, Great Surrey. street, Illackfiiars-read , On Saturday last, at Ids house, 4 Pereeval-street, North ampton-square, aged 6t, Mr. 4 Spencer, sell., many years wolf known on the Stock Exchange. On re ;day last, at Sientheritl, in the 66th year of his are, Robeet Woodmass, Esq., of Montagn•square, late of sompt iiig, it) SUSSt - X. In ISrur..swkli-placf .City-road, aged 67, .Sainnel. Sanders, E sq , one of the svrgeittit,e-at - RTITIS to his Maji•sty. At Dumfries, out the 1941 nit., aged toe, iMrs• Janet Mac- 1 01 11 4 11 t , relict of t'o-e last of the male line of the Lairds 111 ,014 " - Y , mother-in•law to Mr.• White, Niathernatician an d the nearest reht4ion iu this country to Sir Thomas Hys: Batt . I:unman der- n • chic fat Madras.—(GreenrAk Prlltr.) • A house ttt Donnieliar, belonging , to Soho Sty wart, a presei, secretary or ticatort:r to olle Of the 54 - wietiel on orator lirlysllaw'i vt,,, nailed up in , his.liitchen .were.,foutid 2 rile .he, aftd 4RI usquet s. Si-ewat sco.ll)(eti sm t Of way for the initsquets ; h;tt deni.e . di knovt ledge of the pike-Ile:Ms'. It the same time were fowo , Rights : 0 1 Nj an ,'• Wooly! " 11!,tck Dry:lt-1," "Sl,iru of the Union," owl .I.retal sitoilas pui~lica:i us. lewart is charged with sctirions • practices.-- ( Greet(uck Paper.) Bux R Rs.-- File sages :net yesterday re'a•ivr. to the fight bet Belaszo and t Bit ming I, am y ou th, Sampson, which was to'have 'taken place this d n y, was agi tad on all sides that the battle should no r be fought until the Theatres open.. ' ,E, a 'red fvr L °od or ,.ongtooto, Horst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, rilt-11l be sufficient evidence (If the :unborn yof ------ „, .-, .7 • - at a crop, More especiaity upon tauu 111 d ~t ..1 i .i,l o‘,, and busbandhke state. , t t , O f whom may tre had also edited by Mr. Talpole, •,:--,,,, - ••• .• •i 1 ABBTEI). . . k t AI Of , ••ticit Court, and of the proceedings prevhms to ~ _. ,:' Ifit at sr. George's, Bloomsbury, . p; /. TuR K „ y, h relating to EUROP EAN and ASIATIC- iSSetiog such writ or,ortlet ; and if the plaintiff . . ______ ' B, c•f2a E&t....4to..with Plate s, al. 3s. hoards. .—___....._ iloall not duly ►pri.secute such action or stilt, or Hat voy Cliristiato ,onibe, lis.i. to Henrietta Anna, eldest . , , - , ~ . x .,i , Cl?,::le r s 'l4 ,l ) t h :" c-,-- , -- , r 4. ore, • Esq. youngct:tt son of the late - A house at Duntochar beloning , to John Ste- '"- * r ; rItTN•IpE R. -- - --- ----•`- shall be nonsuited, or a verdict shall pass against wart, n preses, secretary or it casttrer to one -,(4, 7 1 - ESiENCE OF PEPPERMIN r, BY HE 'ail.the societies on orator 13raysIta , N . s plan, wt's , '• i Tills E s - . hint, the detendant s n a il be en , 0 led to treble . ~ ~.. I, ~t a u. of n i,,,,, 1 . 1 ,, 0,„ 13,,r, Per t ly Bolted - ! SEN(.',E, is a safe, effectotal, and piea• mai d a A w4 t h i ', .7lio n ol t , t i n 4 - 11 4 17 11 ( t I o:, " t c lo h t: 1-2'-zs:tik.o"tfilltl.e,dlf)uy'dt-Liall're'verend Pek, . ant Rented . „ i in the . y In ftattnencies ',may and flioltcy Wins Stomach anti Bowels, •• ' • ' cOSts Of snit. Tt.t in case any action shall he commenced in Westenra, M.P., to AttrePoutilas Hamilton, daughtcr of tite sear i ched last week, and in a box secreted" a; nutted. up in'his.kitchen .werc,found 2 pike,,he lattendante imitgestrut, tt , ~,-.,, Naasta • • I nt Annus her' • ~ ~•. . vil ...A 'alit C ,ii fro e t , on Pregnancv Rel•mtio , • nil r• s • i•• •• • any tot his NI aiestY's etontts of Recold at West- late Do______ngins, Puke of I / ianti , lton and Brato,loo. i.inil 4 musquets. Si-ewali PICC).11)(1:li i+,,,y4ltr 11l P.D. S o rt of way for the inns:pet s ; hot de :air! lt h ic i emen , il l! , _ .t. Heat, Mitt tot Appetite, Injuries moo IllinSter, or at Great Session in ‘Vales, or in the It S ~, caner und i n ti 'p• --1 . ^. • i •tomach and B ' 'e 5. asini '" le Ah " t '"" " f t h e Grant le I Palatine Chester Lancaster, or Dur- an Know teoge of toe pixe-,teaus. At one sante .y.. turret, at, tides-tem , On Ile , 2?d t 1. 1t : ,.8 . a.i i -nOt •tittest, aged 87, Great Surrey. ~ ~ , „ , •,. ~ ..., ~ ~ ~- _ ~ _ ~ _ _ ,;., PI "se to the i irg:t7y is' of 'o tli c e () c ß ::s n e w . II A t Z - !t l i• I ' l. ::::sr i, ft t l e a dti ' l l i g e, fi t i . e r 1-street North- time mere fouo4l ‘, Paint's , Rights •01- M A D,',,,, fur the Aro Sidon_ iy or Navy, it will he found a valuable actin:- ham, ( ter any matter of ►pi oc ' eetlings wll ich might On sat urclay last,•at Iris Is to , it, h r . ceva o , . have been had in any Court est.ohli , lied by the , y en' , wall ktotswit on the Stock Exchaoge. aroptoit-s.qoare, • aged Gt, Nlr. I.,thvard Spencer, scil., many ... o tI ON'T'i " 11! ACk Drv . art,' • " Spirit of the , ~- , i, I:sENc E f pr.. Act s aud 11 1/ 011 • the trial of such actin a set diet Of Flttl%ly la,,t, iit S 4k otheod, iii thr 66th year of Isis air:t o I-Tolotto " " 11,1 ' , everal Oilier sitl . l ilat ytt'tlic:titi:q l3 . ~., ; F . 440 _ , ~,,.. t., e.PPERMIN'r is so well known as a valuable Shall I e • f'l 1 to.vii-ii-tiarc late of lion:pt. watt is charged with scdt, foul practices,— . 4 ,4 I I nttr tintkr 201., the Roheit tvuudtnas E -- s, 001., to ~.. oI . 0 i 1 ' ni-..1 L'•' '' "eine' Ih4t the principal "Iv" ()f. thk Ady ' rtku '' li t i ) f e l - shall lC(. I 1 :19 r V et the lor :e;-,t7:‘,:shit,l),tkirard Purchasers against the numerous Counter_ li.a•"-: the debt or i li g, in Sussex. (Grecryck Paper.) . . In Isrur..swipk-plact, City-road, aged 67, Sanoncl Sanders, , Bux Ras.-- lite sages :net ycster(l2y re'a•ioc to the .... t,,„„ 3. 1 ,. uf .. e . ,Pt . '.. , Pared by Druggists, &,:. The only 6th. damage only dud not tor. CoSIs, and , tit, i_ c . dr a can give, .is to see that J. P liKa . rn Not „ i , i ," 11 have Fsq , one a the sr rgeioit:i-at-artTis to his NlRj,,ty. 1 P . • that o wet . .. Belaszo and t.ie .)ittninl., .1 youth, ~, ~‘,, , s engraved on the Government St• , P.• .2 J - execution only by fieri fucins; Hint sn:tit not be ' At thoutr;et, .11 the 19;h tilt, abed 10 ' , Air'. Ja" et Mac' fight bet I"Lu 1, -• lid, , any. lice _s. 9•_ t • i knight, relict oft Lre last of tt,e. male line of the Lairds r,r F,0 ... 5 „,„ , w ,,, , cc as ._,,,__,_ ~, ken place this (1,,..., ~, ,s, ~b1( 1 by Ji • Al liberty,to bring any action on Set.a lukigeietil, l 'Edwards (Agent to Heath), 64 , St. Paul's E.tledianity, mother-in•law to Mr. •W•iiite, inithernattcian, : v :r agi i : c , o u n u '"": ( 5 . : ( L i ::;c La ! Church-r • • enieS6 tile J tolge who tried the cause shall certiy S . i . all 11 the battle sAtould not - ~ ,, , ,, P :i , ~,tot; and J. Smyth, Ilund-stl vet, London . and the nearest rehttion iu this contitly to Sir 'rtnotuas Hys_ tber,t• was probable Cause' of action for wore than I,,,,,liTor.canor,,,,,kr_in.ellief at Madras.—(GreemAk P , !Ptr.) be fought until the " T h e at res,open. i: , );• -•,. ??..3 . . ,. F_C,X13, t.. ~ ._ ~ ~.. ~....,,,„.._.„ . ~,... ~.... , ~ , ''''''""" - "`i r-1.441g ";', , W0 4. 1•F41VA•91';1:i .,.. 'M1i - -' . ?rik- j. 7 • 4:-..er04 , 0 •- , - 4:04.1„5 , ...:.- . - "4-,,,q4"*"Pir"tßo - ~, - Av .p.. 41 .,,,:„ L .,,iw.:, '7' -1,;. ,-.• ' •,,,..` I ,,, g',7ll'...4l=2Vitklion.ZecififfeiVriVAM ti , ' - ''''' l' W• 7l ':' . ! ~i t ': • WAW?,VZ ' ::l 4l lt tr* *, 4 4ASKetf.ri'" l talir . •' ‘ .. -4, "t , itA • • " .. . igAgt lti • .. . . t a i . .... ,„:. . ... _ t ~ le,- _. ,,,,,, r , ~Ik, - „k,.., ... , 4.1.1. , . -.•••...,...,,,t,,,, • ~ ~ ;,, 5 .,,,„,,,,,,, _ l4 , ~ , it .. 4f. 5, ~,,,,, 0 . A,.. , ,„,;. , ~,,, ;,.,. ~• ~ c ..-,. 1 4 .. , 4, - . 1*(49. ht A- *Ol f ~ . , ~. rrvESDAv, FEBRUARY 1, v-,2tp FOR '!'HE SUN. SMALL I)FAVI'S BlLL—(AusTrucT coNcLuncu.). MR. Erwrott-114 ring submit t 10 p►eblic 'i ~ , tics, proposed Lstahlir}•n►e►tt of the COM IS, i►e ant hot y anti extent of their joristlictioll, as ell as the e . ilect of their judgments, it is now utly tutpiiiite to spew the moderato charges trhicl_ attend the Practice of tl►e Court, and the con- Ittdtr►g Clan•cs of the Bill which are intended to lye effectual operation to the previous enact- WAILS, The Judge of each Court shall dernAnd or re ,Ave no Fee, Gratuity, or licvvard. in respect of is office, except the salary 'lilt cieil or authorized 0 he paid to him. Thc Clef k of the Court, the Attornies prac ising theitio, and 4 lie Officetst-»•xts4l.o4.4.briPro. it*, Altai; tAce otily'llie : ftritMtleces ipecificti 'n'the 1331, kvhich for the Duties expressly to be 'errant - led by the Clerk of ;he COurt, upon no tecasion exceed sixpence ; the minor charge for ;Itch duties is font-pence only. the Aitornies or their duties as l'ractitiotors in such Court can. tot exceed the charge of three slidhogs and four lence, 'and the lower charge assigned tor either of sick duties, is one shilling. The Sheriff or - hii Bailiff for executing Process, fr performing such other duties as are assigned by tie Act, can in no case exceed_ the charge of two ,hillings, and no poundage or lee is to be allowed or levy or arrest. his fee of w o for xectiting a ctipias, or Teri facias, is in the first nstauce to be paid by the patty suing out the ►rocess, aryl to be afierwEirds levied with the sum , or• which the process issued. _ _ _ And the Cletk tit the Court before he shall re eive any fee, shall give a note in writing, ex dressing the arr , unt of the fee, and for what the same is demanded. It is further enacted, That every ilitorney. be fore he shall receive any money fur tees paid, or for business, shall deliver a Note or 13i11 in writ mg, with the particulars of the business dour and tees demanded, signed by himself or his Clerk, for whom he shall he answerable, and,shall also sign a receipt for the money so demanded, and which receipi shall be without Stamp. That no person shall be allowed to attend as Counsel on the heariog of any Cause, Motion, or, ~t her matter depending io Court, save only the Attoruey emeloyed therein or his Clerk. That a Table of Vers. allowed by the Act,:shali. be made public in•con.picimos. parts of the room ir place where the Court shall be held, so that all narts-un4 corning to the 'Court - may have itecet,s :hereto ; and a like 'fable in a conspicuous part of the Office of the Clerk of the Court, for the in spection of every Suitor or his Attorney who shall require to see , he same. ..That ; 1- ••"5' ('irk of the Court, or any Attar oey, shall offend rhe 0.1 , 131011 h 01 lux At the Judge, upon :701nploini in writing, nokY call the party before him, and enquire into the truth or such complaint uponbath, pod upon cot►- slctiun impose a fine not exceeding fire pounds, to be levied apun the goods and chattels of the offen.ler ; but rite party cotnplaining, if the Judge shall thi..:k fit, may prosecute - 91 . 1dt offender by indictment or information. That if the Justices of the Peace for any City, limongli, or District, which is a County of itself, shall think it advisable not to have a Judge or Cotort for sech particular District, it shall be lawild for them t u make an order to an nex such District to the County, and that the Judge of the Cotot of such County may take cog nizance of all causes arising within such District; and the inhabitants of such District shall he liable to serve as Jurymen in such.Coort of the .County, and to pay a portion of the salary of the Judge oFstich Collft. subject, however, to appeal to the • King io Council. - That Writs of false Judgment shall lie olio!) Judgments in the several Courts to be established, in the same manner as upon Judg'ments in County Courts ; and if upon any writ of false judgment, the judgment complained of shall be affirmed,, it shall be lawful for the superior Court to award costs and interest upon such affirmance. That it shall be lawful for Quakers to In-Ate affirmation instead of taking an oath; and that if any person shall wilfully swear or affirm falsely; and be thereof duly convicted', such person shall huger the usual penalties of perjury. , . That it an action or suit shall be prosecuted itgainst any J d ge, Clerk, or Officer of the Court, or against any,other person acting under the authority of the Act, such person may plead the general issue, and give the Act in evidence, a nd every tirri;. or order of the Court, duly proved, a►:4ll he sufficient evidence of the authority of >nch Court, and of the proceedings previous to issuing such writ or-order ; and if the plaintiff not duly pr►.secute such action or suit, or shall-be nonsuited, or a ee►dict shall pass against iJirn, the defendant a hail be entitled to treble costs of suit. 201. , ,„1-or there w4s teason,shle ginintd fur bringing the jo such Court, in which case Jinigment iu tt -supefior Court may he ako iiwarded for costs; and r!te plaintig tn,ly bring an action on, the f%4l f t'irrent. Arid iii case judgment shall 'be tor 4'_deti k tudant, or the plaintiti shall be non• suptiliin such superior Court, and the Judgr shall cert;'y there was Ito reasonable ground for bring ing the action 1(1 31t Ch superior Court, the defend ant Ar.all • -have doe lull costs of such rietion, and such I.,ourt shrill give diftcrions accordipaly. Lastly, Thar this Act shall not extend to the County of Middlesex, or Ott! City of London. Eorroa—Having thus laid betote your Readets, the otolines of the Hill, I propose, at a seasonable time, to oiler, by way of commen tat y, Softie obset vations which opty reconcile the Pol - die to a ready adoption of this equitable nteasu're, Telnil,, Jan 3t, 1820. W. M --N. • . • " *: Our Paper shall be mien to this inteffipftlt, humane, and public :picked Correi• pont!'.ll[. PROVIN( IAL JOURNALS. (From 7'/ fliheraiah Jc r,ial, Jan. 29.) We are sorry to say, that the hitherto peaceable stale of the IVestem parts ollrel 4nd appears from every account to he changed to that fit alarm and internal disturbance. To account for this, we need but refer to that portion of the Press, where evely loyalist is beld'up to the assassin's a im, atilt the constituted authorities insulted. In The Ecenin Post, for instance, of Thursday last, the sacred gocv a. Clergyman of the Establi,hed Church is no (note respected` hen if he were a Lay man of terotiigete !talent), and his writings termed the work t',t intolerance and bigotry ; while the Freernan's Journal cif the next cloy followed tip the example, and published its »umbers with out , the customary black line, to denote the mourning of a loyal people for the demise of a Prince, whoee polities, even out of tespect to the Catholics, might have prepared us to exrce, it it' were fur no other reason than that, at least a semblence of eorrovr.--lint to neither the living or the dead, if teitied to loyalty, can he ser p,-.lltS cif democracy keep silent their hissinge. Sir Hareoort Lees, fur instance, though a (.4entleman by bit and a scholar by excellent educetion, catthirt escape the vituperation 'of the re,tless.— No, Le hae Written in defence' of his Religion amid the Constitution, and he is, of course, a tit sub ject for the attacks of thoseevho dip their pots in the, Billet cop of Otriccracy, and oo!y write enSittet:, if ihey cool;[, the lite Of Sir Hap collet Lees, a religious anti clniritePe Point - , be cause he reveals len.evelcoene truths, and holds the nitrite np, to tfte elietne of thole k spirits who ;bead the face of it, lieht. Hutt what co,t their puny ttiorts aveil I—They may scribble lies, while Sir 11 ,reort Lets coreitmes ooeeit o the tieteh end .as their .t,'i t t e „ the contle • -; : r •1--„ T could, his,.Wol k Witt interrupt the sailcy traveller, and teach him to value the wholesowie boundaries of reason.' • Though impelled by the phrenzy of loathsome demagogues to the deed, the puny in sult cannot avail ; andltro matter is it to the living, while the lamp of light can never be extiegisished. Sir Harcourt writes to convince, his enemies re ply only to be exposed. Reason and good sense always hold the belance, and tiee epondet ance will ever be in favour of Inyelty anti. justice. The Editors of the Radical Press mey therefore learn front this, that although a little time may suspend the rope, their fate is certain. APPRCIANsios OF I.VADe—Oti Wade's escape from Newgate, he took shelter iu ths Comity Meath, To the neighbourhood of Foxbrook, where he was so closely watched by Major O'Doeogitue and hi, police, that he went to Wat et ford. Be ing their pursued, the Peiire soon apprehended him, and having proceeded as far as the Royal Oak, on their way to Dublin, he contrived to make his escape ; but to the credit of the country people, he was apprehended by them yesterday near Grange, and safely lodged in Callow Gaol, from whence he is expected this evening to resume his old lodgings, in N e wgate,—itice writing the above, Wade has arrived at tee Head Poliee Office, by the Carlow Coach, in costody of two con stables. lie requested a private interview•with Mu jor Sir, the result of which is not yet known. COAL MARKET, JAN. 31. Ships at Market - . - Ships sold. Pnccs. • 62/ Neweastlo ..~.k _ ,31 9 Suu►3erland '2 I.3!ltTli. On Sunday last, in NleeTie — ni.rarg'u-square, the Lady of W. Roberts, Esq.,or y s titer. MAR,',TED. On " lilt at Sr George's, liToomsbury, Cliarles . r, Esq. youngest Son of the late 11,,,r,y Christi - nit ) . t., Esq. to HenritAtit Anna, eldt st ( laugh , er of .loht, Church, Esq. of Beclforchplace. At Ellitiburgli, ou the 25th ult., by the Reverend Per 7. cival Frye, ttector of Dilis;hile, the Hon. Hew) . Robert IVestenra, M.P., to AureDou[i.las Hamilton, daughter of the late Douglas, Pulie of Hamilton and ilrawlon. [Muer, SEVENPENCE. ', LAW INTE'LLMENCE. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, JAN. 31. . Ye.Slerdas; being the Anniversuy of the Mar-. tyrdoin of . Eing Cinfries First,,the holid3y kept in all the Courts of Westminster exeeol in the King's Bench, in which Mr, 1 kt:: r LEY alone sat to take and hear motions of cot,-:.r. AS soon as the Learned Jndge.entered the Court, -the oath of allegiance to his Majesty King George the Fourth was administered to him by Mr.•La BLANC, Master of the Pleas side. .tievtral Attoinies were sworn on their admis sion, and the Oath of Allegiance to his presto. Majesty was administered to them respectively. SEDITIOUS PUBLICATIONS. TIIR KING V. JAMBS HOWARD. On the morion'n't Air, LiTTLIIDALE,Ibe defend ant, a pamphlet-seller iu tiolltorn, was brough' up to plead to an information filed aganst him by the Attorne.y General, for publishing a seditious libel, contained in one of the numbers of The Republican, The defendant was prosecuted by the name of Joseph, his Christiao name being James, but hnving' ctinsented to waive. the misnomer, he now pleaded In the infatuation by the name of Joseph--Guilty.. . Mr. LITTLEDALE said, that the defendant hav• ing pleaded guilty, lie should not how pray the j.dgment of the Court, but should postpone the motion until next 'Fern); arid as the defendant was now under recognizatiCea, he should only move that his recognizances be continued until next Term. Mr. justice BAYLEY asked the defendant whe ther he was aware of the na , ure of the charge contained in the information ? and 11:1604 re ceived an answer in the alliimitive, he tuhl the defendant that as he (the Learned jutige) under stood it was 1101 intelidt'd to call down the judg ment of the Court upon him, he hoped he ,vould be of good behaviour, and dale appreciace the rtverey thus evendtul to hint by the Crown, re minding hitn, that upon lilt own conduct would depend the question whether he Shohld be brought up fur judgment. Mr. LITTLEDALE interpo-e:1 iio4l 9 ticl, that he teas not. iimrocied to hold out to the dcfetviant any expectation that he ‘vouid not be Enought tsp t o rvceiveindgment next Tel In. Thrit ‘v a 3 N !flit ter which was subject to the di,enssion tit the Attormy-Genial. Air. ,111;t,ice BNYLCY then toll the dcfcraant, that, he yeas tii , i!e i:rim/tied ciltsc.ll keo»ld depend 'limn hie conduct bet .yeen -,,;(1 ..tilt next Teo). Ni to the f'ubject of alulaiti he, be krotiglit tip to receive setneoce The deteodant w.ts then dLich,ergc,l upon his tecognizancre.. After the rootine husines4 of the ta , rning cvls disposed a, the Cotot adjouinect beture eleven DOCTORS' COMAMNS, JAN, 3t. sentence to-clay in thi.:Pre4ogative Cocut; but in • coasequence of the absence of Sir John Nichol!, Kt whose attendance.a recent inclanchoiy occurrence fr.' . his rendered necessary in Council, as Dran of Arches, nothing but a few notions came on Lefore:,l 4 .A a surrogate (Dr. Sivabey). AURICULTURE, &c. MONTHLY REPORT FOR JANUARY. The long continuance of frost, which seems t 0 .7. make up for its absence hi so many seasons past ; so has eqnally impeded the business of the field and tz,,- the markets. The chief o perations in the countrx: , ,4., , have been confined to the built; to carting, and to ;i.. artendanee upon live. stock. The general demaihir4 of fodder for cattle, aod the necessity of finding employment for the labourers, rather titan any - 4:7 k 4 encouragen from the markets, have kept the ,r, flails and threshing machines going. ' It is a sub- t i;. , ,legit of universal observeion,,how different thq.",:, appearance of the wheat crop at present, and at r if t i; the saute period of last season. In the back- :.,..., wart) districts,' the wheat has scarcely made its a , '' appearance above•gront , and all the late sown 6, is extremely backward. The late warm sea- 4 sons wonderfolly increased the breed of all the .;. / i feathered trihe, and of vermin of all descriptions ; ‘i .. !; ‘ a nd the wheats, whilst uncovered; by snow, were A greatly infested by vast fbicks of crows ; whilst f'd ~, the siack• yards . have been equally anuoyed k, by uncomthbn .multitudes of siartingmall s birds. r:,.„ One of th e , great advanta;:es of fioss a c'o a t'oCT,i , seoei, both as p !ieltnce and:MIT - we (1) the yooog I.`iri wheats, has been most ample ; and,, if any,di•taut ; ; - ,1„ 3 ,1 conclusions are allowable. they most be infavour ' of a crop, more especially' upon land in a clean and husbandhke state.