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1.; Rem )NI . Y)N GA z,ETT 0, 1815. • At the C'fairt C.trll.on thiplth day of nctenilicr, r ISIS, present, Royal Iligliiicsitte rrrinee Itegeut in • . ''s ",-• • Tl:ii day the RigLt llon, Charllis B:4;nti.t'asi..by 'command .of kiit:fine4s ljtc kritlce its . ent, in the nnme ,apd on lit. .ochaif of h Nl:kitity„ sworn of most lio l'ilvy COnncii, and place at the Car110;1 House, Dec. 4,.. 1315 . . 'Phis day his Itool Mq-bacss . the Prince iteg-eat nisn .plea- , (1, in 'he name 11101 On the huh-till isf his M'aesty - ,to . in veNt Vice-Adintrai.Sir Herbert Sawyer, with the ensigns of I:ni•dit Colon - 11141er of the Must, Ifononrabie .111ilitary Or -de, o:f the n.,th. ii4lines; the Prince 11. - ezent was also pleased, in It - it:name pnd oi the behalf of his Majesty,. to confer the .ho rwir o f Knight hood iirim the fallowing . Officers, K 1 1 .1411 1 -5.. C. , ooLonniers of the •sahl Most Honenrable,Military Order of :h.:. Bath Li,:of.:4::,loael Lieut.-Ctiloliel Sir It.uhtrt 4:1-rutthitot. qrri,,•,ru-01fict, Pee. :3, 1S 15. Ili% Po‘.-al t:e Prince It etz•Ptit has beet blessed, IT, 'the nat!ne ;In:T heletlfof - his rfaeity, to appoint . ..Jo - 1)11114, iVidtier, be hi , . 11.1.tie‘ty';4 . Envoy Extraordinary' jc,l;ie 'Court of tn.: :‘la;estv the Ning of -S'axony. 1t03..11 I.l . i.;intesi the rrince Itev-ent has atso,been pltas 'ed, in the r:at::is and on 'the behalf of hi: Majesty, V apr , int I.thea!'d Esii. , terbe his ArajestY's Secretary o.ll..cglt.iuti , . tutuplis:,irr► in thit C'tn ljiiitih, signed by the • -•-• Lord tlie tiffitttr (:f •- • .eharlei Co vper thntr.lnnrleleY,: to he •,c.;,nptaitt- - ,' Vice • (...1111Vr V.:UV into . • • lit'intenrint'.of the North litifkitz-6f the C.Cpritir df York.; ••• 'North York lie?tfey f Gent. to in I3:lti EI.UI!TS. T. Min W ;Miner, Great aliering, Essex, sur;eolt, • 9, la, and .an 11;,'it one, at nail,' hall. • Attornies, - Messrs. Chap- Ll' , ll!;Stevens; and' Wantl, - .Little • 11..,:jorilao, Sal fortt,l;incashire,.l) , rewer, 21. reill 16„ at, two, •at ti+e Ntar Attioney, Mr: Wiggies-,,nrtli Gray's liia- , lnare. 'C. Byrn, :IVarwick, t4iiner. Dec., 12. 19,, and Jan. - 11i— at , 'eleven, at the 1nn,.0 ari is i. ;Ittornies, Messrs. Me , ..rielt and ' O , ft ; •,1 • - 11..!,:\ , "y5•e, Utistol, re!liat, Ucc. 19, 20, and .Tan. lei, at • eli-veli,at tin, n;nilit•r ,AttoricieS; Miissrs. Addlington and (7r , "•.e.nry. itecifhtil-row. . miller, T?en.. '7 at ,ailitjan. I (5, at c;even, at iba CriTn .. , taintord..L- Attorti . ..t . .., Messrs. ..N.n.;51 . 1,:c Wri;lit; IS,ing's Bench - Waiki . , , l4 - iner.Ternple.- • I'. GreQon, •Stafioedsbire, innkeeper, Dec. ia, at •lonr. Dee. 14, and at ten, at tfic \Voleslt'w Attornies.' Me.srs,"..k:nstica and 11:aicli ;Walks; Inner J. Luckett, sen.-Witney,O,Nfortisbize, linen-draper. !)cc.. 12, and IG, at eleven, at tile Nlarlborniish Arrlli Inn,. NeW IVoast4. , ek, Attorney, Mr. .1. Lowden, Clenitnii 4 l •-• . . G. Lander, Birmingham, jewellex,,Dec. IS, 19, 40-'1.4,9. at. 0:1C, at the 11.o.ya1.110td Inn, 11i ran'.ngllton. Attornies, Ege'rioliiiiiil s Withain,.(4l - ay's Inn-square:, NV. 'lltb.:retqll and'i4l'Tt'esdalt4, Cross-lane, Lower Thames t"treet, F.boaolate.-ft r oiufactusets, Dec. 9, 4t.t..veive, I)ee. !it;, an l.ian. RI, at. one, at .Guildball. Attorllyy, Mr..l, Fore-shiLet i Cripplegate, „ • '• 17,,.,1*; Gray, Alin', ..atithatninon, banker, Dec. atfon,r, 21, at lain , and Jan. 16, at 'one, a" fl,4i. Swan Inn, Atkin e . y,• Mr. T. Cleroent;•Alt•ni. - • `T. Scabrvic, SoifolV, innketiper, D. c. 11. 11. and .I,in. Id, , ktt ten, at the. Waggon and and Parry, Tvltti.';': J. I7..idit•v; Itedwarditfe, \l'orcestnrihirt., btitcfler, Dre. -TS.- a.71:1 11, - tit:eleven, at th, Uldities,..L..- ;),*. tom ir; . , Nivssys. Incg and IV Lincolio . _ It. C. Scin`,lev; grocer, Pre: 2J, 21, "and Jan. j r - , at ten, at. Ott', W•nolpitck 'Doneaiter. Attoriwy, G. ‘l'athirns,' Stons,l4:tildii*s, LitK:ota's Intl: Elt.rpford, 1, and IG, at ci,vt.n; tt t . !it2 Cityuns I-LAO, Ilerefo:.1: .Messr - s:. \Voll•ts'itiu anti Cleave, Herefot(l.. • . linlc,- btacticr, 13, , and Jan. IG, at jip4 -.Cartistr. Aitorncy, Mr: J. s;:ett, • e Ottety Deronshite, felintonf.:er, -Dec. • and 3}tu. Irt', at ekven, at thr:liall.11oon Fnn , Exe, ttr, Attorney, Mr. It. C. Calapi , ,a, T. P. Jenkin , csoper, Dec. 16,1 R, - and Jai. 16, at tri, the:PActiange,. Attornies, Anstice anti 'retopic. J. Smith, D. thv, c lat.-merchant; Dec. 1.5, 111,. and Jan. 18, - at twclvc, at the F.111 4 -zl - .lrals Tavern, Del Snlyagt..,'Great NVinclivaer - stror-t. liervfot,khiC 4 ; kykr,;cr. Dec. 12 ( 1.▪ and Jan. 16 7 ..at cleren, trt tic Grt:'tt'D,ug•on Itto, lie, retord• . - Attorney,' My. T. jtin`: ticattc . ol2e-'at'ect;• IN3ecklenbertc-stitiYirC:' lut'berilasher, 1/c . c. 12,19,., And• - Jttn. it. at 12 ) - - at Atttnaiey, Air. airkot, - • .• B. s n trtholowouv ClUstr, druggist, .oc.c. at r;evea,pre. 16 and Ja11.16; srt teti; at ( . Itiiftthall. AttOriiies; Sit S. tviiitcowt). 'rid ieritgrit'i-i3.1. ••. -. • Pay,Aiiier,k.Lfii, BOOtiit)4b4lll3llir6i 0/111-deioer, . _ it t;lvveli: 1)c,:. IC and 3:,n. Hi, at ken; at,"Utnldl;;a4l tftrney, Niartio, Fitzrov-Atreet. T. Orton; Liveriool, iiusicr , bee. -.6, n , aria 7a0..11“, tt one, , . . . , . . . at the stiir and •Garter Taverl, Liverl,ol , . A4tornio,. Messrs, Illac;:_stneli and •Ilunco, Kitt;'s re.lelt4wallis. fi. tt.tigrrs, South Alt Anti, lin'ks.ltire, niaLster,' I).e.'i-2, -13, and Jan":l (6, 1:t twdri!, at . the:trontinelAnri"-Sheaield..-- At-, totncl. - M r. 11i44-, tinatinrmilitni:buildyngs.,,Citanc , rpditne, , K. ),lovii-in,date ur ,Ildst4in, •Sta il:Q..thititv, jitlt-inn", I) CC, f 23) at t'lnr,l)...•c. - 23, and 'ilan.: 4 lo','';tt L4ciNfly,.ltt,ft4r:: Litt.lvt,,ll, Arms inn, Pettliri'dge - ;.%.:Attortivy, '4l . .i , lilimt,:•SnlToy.:;lcteu l J. Pcvdtly, of l'ault.on. hakyr,,.1.1..:. 13,:.Qq, ,nnd .Ihn. 16, at eleven, at; V.it Ca:Ale Inn . , 'fauttton... 'Attorni'c's, .le..ssi.s. -, • T. fialidi,y, ckf Weskut;lVarwicloliire, sAestaittt, i)cc. I(ialitt 3, at e..l,vc:), TA,titt.Waolpack Inn, ‘Carwick, - and Glob, lua, kVanvicli. At.; I ,:ixth?ttritt I), Wood, of Egi . .eitil)llt, Cumberland, ,inillieeper,i Dec. 2q, 27, .I,ln. - 1 6, two, at the niael: Liuu Inn, White havcn.- 1,0 - ney, !Nir, den oQII, Sttple-inn. . . iZo,k el:: of Licerpoolilincn-cfri , er, Dec. 26, 27, and Jan. 16, atone.at the.anll and .Punro Bowl . limy , . Liverpool.,— .Asz.ornieg, i\leOri...niackocl st and l3unce , 13 t • . DIVIDENDS.. Dec. 30. NT. SaHold and J. R. Ac'htarn, Strand, sii ver'sinith s••• Dee. 30: 'W. 3 acktil an Middle,Scot rd, ttritly-ctqthier—, .1.4 c.. ti.:V, Wray, .1., Duel:lvan and It. 110 easter, Breittl-st cert., w'aretiolispipeti—= Feb. S. W. Jl'3i':',l.l4tr, Reel I.l6o. , ,treet,eterkeftweil i watch-' q. ;I. Shit-reg . -, Fmk:hurt:ll-Bisect, lurk - - ;,nd It. ";21:11.111'...5, paikr-makers:— • .T. bt).`e.li..ftrilf—Dee.'ll.:' H Seth, trovdpa., 39. •tjear eo . tton-:iptiiner-.—Dec. 27. G. B4db:lni, Brcrityarel, Here vtEl4iitiler—j4o• S. J. Voliter. , Latica4hire, iiileiraven, Si:ivitiglow Butts,: tne'rGlian.t. •• • ' • 'efIitTIFI:C.VI F.S.—DrC . J. lArta, I)i4h9p,,,,KvieforashiEc, ' riniOti-slrcef, , cl)lour-nutpu faeturer—.1.1YA3011, grucerj—W.l4.l3l.tehmore, Croy cur:l-dealer; • I',IIITNEIZSIIII , I"r*zSOLVED,: .L li; ' t►a,a,W. I I igharn, W;,Segar, arid W. Hodzson,..rre..eLleton, .I.aoca.shirt!- ; rpsrcluttlts-7-S. Fektjday,. TnnOn, au:l Yerc.day, 'Cipttm, Stistfortlsll4;!,- row- IYat.l.vy, Southampton, .copper s*.i)it•:s:,--It. 1 , 06.5i , :y, 3. Beesley; •and E. 'Bothwell ; 1.4.r.!4,tat, ciitioti-nittputActui fro far as Caul...erns the Slid -1:.•11.0 .a di ) —l.l*. Early, .I..tircen," and IL. Early. simtufortlf and pi. Yoitage; Sheffield, whir- DiercLiAtts,--R. llsidssinantl•W.4lqcltion,~Liverp(t4l, tiri4but rarrcicints--T. and .1.. Mansell, Wouti-street, Chatakezr.i. Will Mal ILlrodsoTi; \Voice-ter, teal:Lei 4fr'tssci iNl.:Gibson; , of LiS:crpool-,4..nonliug.,and T. PrlicscicK-Clltsy. M 1 gna,-sur gt•cilis--J..l.lt:ptt ;444.1. 44:1:40u, ot7 Vt:..,sy`Fitstli•-upon.Tynr, pin. and W. T.' lfixon, of Tictticitig ! ;, iarottls4;-J . : xr. T. P.-att, am! IL.Woodllead, of It orocrltapt, shire, Ptottert and W,4assl4nt, of the wine-wercitants-,-J. Jolsorl awl T. Jackuti,'Of Fre.wcat, Latiiicashtre, tact cers. LAW 3NTELLIGENCI . coricr O CllANcEity, nEc. THE OPEUA 110USV,. TkYLOR V. ‘1'1:7.1'.3. Sit' SA - AvEr., RomiLLY Wishe,l thr,t his I;orqship would, with his 'first convenience, dispOse - 0ft , .70 motiOn•which had been made hi- 061 . ease. The one of them was a n iotioti for renfoving Ir. Wa trrs from heipg receiver to the Opera !lotte ; and the other arose out of the same transaction, he log an appliiNition to remove Lim froMs,theJna ; - nagentent ofthr concern, 'and, in the : mean to restrain him .from the.purchase of an du neces nary and expensive wardrobe. essentki that these motions be' diSposed 4 '•of,. before the Opera Mouse open for.the season. , • . 7 . . rhe Loan CHANCELLOR had_ hoped _lie should_ not he called on' to decide in the•hn.4itiess.• lie should, however, fix on an early day : tor - Ahem. -• 1.17F.P.LY V. THE?. COMNIISSIONERS BAIIRACNS. Sir S. Itolsitt.t.Y - , leading,' CCounsej.lor. the plain t stated, that the Conunissioners - lEttl a leit.c from ti,e phintiff, ert..eting of 1);iild - -: by - wrt,iciro.te soil lrad heed rtiatcrially dete iiar;ttei ; and tloit: the - .Ctn had,r . on a fortnyr. Oet.asion, ordete.: that the tuflue.y arit=ing from tile salt of the materials of Cie luiildings 5116111,11)e . . . paio itit6 - Court to awalt tts"•th.ciFt6ll, it being brittitlt!clat , roc Ilie , pal'tiej'to,britig..the•case !Time, .11ny at the Essex..kasizes. The Learncil Coun sel read .a I. ttcr rron; the Solicitor of the Coin m:ssioners, (tire CdrionisFiOnets) lie thought lo.ltriv, , d in a'..ni6rc cavalier inanner t4iwar:ds tlo: Court than a private intlividnal would .4ave ) Co • Mr. I' ET on the sam sitle,.l , :tated-, that* flier wire two:Acts of Parliament nu this subject the sec . o - nd._ calculated to explain tppl • amend the the oue, bUildiugs Cmlld not be removed the `where they had *been - erect ed but the- ieconil, they could, OpOri makingadeqUote tompcn3ation ; courpytation, Learoyd Counsel contended a uecnniary CoMpensation 'Attl:,t be inte;•ided by tht, Act, and not 'a si'mple restoration' of the soil to its former•state' , ; and shotildi the parties, not agree as to,th,q• quantum. of, combensation, then two Justices should he cFillerl upon to" settle the amount. Inithe TO.'2Sellt Case, the Commissioners Of: Barracks 'boil refaced .to pay . A‘-pit . ‘totiiary compensation,. and, maiiktaine',lfirtt the Act of .I ) %irliatnent would be complied ‘vith by restoring thi! soil to its former MC: LF.Ac it, the , other , Side,'contendett, that • the.ouject . of 'the Act wonld e answered ,by the , hind hehtg rest to, its form :h er state ; and said, that the eolitniissioriers Bad sold the . Materlali of the buildings for 14,0001. Whi6h . Would he brouiht into Coort to await its decision. l'he Coumiis, had thotu that the purpose of the At t would be fulfilltd, if, at-tho- en - it - of three years, the s iil Shourd'be found to . be-as-gOod - aS ever. In answer to , :question: before the Court, it was. stated, .that three yeari was „the term of the, lease, whieb the COmtnissioners had . frotn the ks.:sie - of the plaintiff: . • • Sir S. ROMILLV:—Why should. the, 'money be paid into Court, it not as a compens.atiott to the • ! Thv LORD CHANCELLOR said, that goo(I he.kept betwixt a 'public body and A Co:tiit of 'Justice; and 'the ordcr of, the Court". was riot . to be' adt:e'red; s Should the plaintiff - 6mile before, a Jury, 0 0(1 farm the Commissioners not appear in} , hive a verdict in hjs idv9or, the money mus ' t -- be paid.-3udgMent defeyied, COUItT Or KINGS BENCH, DEC. 5. 'OSSA I JLT.)-11 , ...KLEY V. 13'4itG,11.. 'AND BUROP. • 'This was an action for an rissault and 'trespass.' • The plaintiff is the keeper 6f - a cot ee-1 . 6(A1 in tlie"aeferuhints ate .o.lcers of the Marshal: , ,ea Court, The plaintiff' having incurred a dein.of 29.1: with aperson.ofthe nameol : .l(ors,,lte . olitained a %vrit against. him - , and put it into ti , e hands of the„defenthint , , to ex .ernte. liste.id, however, of executing !at 3 pr:il-,er period, they Wept toti,e plaintiff's house 611 Swidtly the 17ti 61„.Se1iteinl9er, between the (;ours of. twelve_ and one', burst open the-4160i.7, which was,holted, t : nakassaulted his person.—'l.lll+ ease being. ,Sati4faetori,lv„proVcd„ a verdict was ((mud for OP eosts, 401 . • • Mr , PArcr.stit.eil Otis to he aittetiou brought •ei e f v ott a iLt . Anahliklied b y. him, and : eoucerning thelilaintiS, who is.a, yonng-tuan respectability. T.Oe :ilaintiff had. t 116.• other, object- in this iletioll. than the. v . indica- Lion of his character, and as the defendant had agreed, by his .Counsel, Court,. tQroract his words, thp.plaintiff would be satisfied to.. take a, nominal vertliet,.withcosts. , The Arroa,NEY C.4HERAL; Ilpbu the part:of the. defendant,, fay admitted the:justness of t he.pre sera action, and observed, that he.s.houlifindeed. havP been surprised had the plaintiff not brought ft. The libel complained. of, was, contained,in letter written by, the defendant to the plaintiff's father-in-law, and the principal source of hosti lity arose fr,onf the use of, a word, written which, -from •some. .snisformation of the let ters; -was-taken to be, a word. of a very atrocious import, the last two • lettet s hearing the .ap pearanee to instead of .11.. The word meant to be used by the defendant was certainly scoun drel, and he begged though him unequivocally to • state, that hp never had the . most,distant thought of : casting such a yeflection as that inferred from his letter upon the,pluintiff. For the language he did use, : he now begged leave to offer the humble apology _which ~the plaintiff had so 'generously agreed to aecepf., • •hlr. PARKE, . upon , the part of .his,client,, sabl, he.was perfectly satisfied, and a verdict was *talieu consent. .Damages 405., costs 40s. , COURT OF EXC,I - I.EQUER, Ttlystmx, DEC, 5. • • • THE, JONES I.)—THoMrsoN. This was_an Action 41.04; by,,the p!aintiif, a claughtcr of a Clergy man, in fl er tf o r t i s h'ire, to recover. 4.coiiipettsatioo dainitges, Pratt► tire' eitfeptinot, °tie of ihe vergers of St : Paul's Catlic drni:, for falst:itoloisoii9iciit and an assault. From the statement of Counsel, and the eviddrice (Mr. JeS,cop, - a - Blrrister, residinT at •Cheshwit, in the•abOve •sumity), it appearrd that he',';.'skr. J. accolupuai . e.4l . Miss 'the 1, a Jane •rast, to .see 4 .40. of Xt. cathe dral, T,NO elothirell of Mr. Jessup'; were x - satb tio'sn. Two poise(' were paid -for t:acls -Of the oarty on entering - the church, aril a 'sce,ond - tsvolence as a fee to to up to Aire Tower, in Order tit give the children a View fro — M - so elevated h As they uses:tided, they found the door of the Whispering, Gallery open. Thostipson,the defendant, and some , sailors *ere. ther e . The party entered; the sailors s,oon, withArew, and gave the defendant some halfpence. The' nature of the place was cniairted - liithe ctitildreti, anti 'the issuabwhispet ing wits performed by the defendant. Aftorthis, Mr. Jessup put-his hand in his'coat poclet; in order to give Thompsim souse haliPen,ce: on 'which' Thompson , addresrd low „and said, in a peremptory " deotand It two-pence for each.": Mr. Jcisop said to bins, Your demand,' I imagine, i what I choose_ giro' you; but, as you do mend-it as a matter of 'right, - I sou nothing." The• defend to t, then stepped between "..liss Sones. and him and the' door cif 'the ' - Jessup ,tlits told .bins, .that. if he' bad a right. de, manteltwo-pence for each, be had'' no right to d etain' them in that.placc,.aild gave hint his address. To this the Defend— ant replied r o th, r insolently and W 011414 ensued the latter remained' at the door, ',lull Persisted' in - not' oliening it to let any of the pai v ont, until lie was puidhisdemand. Mr. Jes sop afterwards Called fora eonstable frinn the . galfery, but no out paid attention to it. After remaining there more than a :platter of au hour, Nlr. Jes.sop's patience being e'xhans - te'd, told the defendant if.he did uotopen the door, be mast re , ?sore bin Troia it by forcs'i, snitilisbli him 14 the Collar in or der to effect, it".': 'mt. the -defendant Iseing:.a. heavy man, he could not : the (kleinlaut than tool: constable's staff; And tioreatened - to strike him with it. A: - scu ffle.tftined, At - length rli:erato tha party, Who \Ane confined in the whole bet Wren tr:entY''sninnte` , .iiiiiii. fi , otr; paid the dcferelant what. lic,haddeumuded• bei»o - Bd. for the plus persons. . The Witness was cross-examined by My. DAuxcEy, lead in, Counsel for the defendant, ir o ns which it appeared, that beside the present action, a jr.z.na was served upon the de fendant (the-incipient process of an act . ion;, another Court, In which he, My..tessop, was the plaintiff, and in m;biels cusp Nis - sdooes cmild he witness for Mr. J. that be, tioria; the Scuffle, shad taken up A °hammer, in order'todefend himself against Thompson ; a n d he. - thigl.tt have. said, that it he were. struck, he would - throw him over the rails of the 'The defendant wa's ;iii elderly to;in. - ._..__. The_Lenradki , innset oliserred, that nothing appeared by the present evidence to affect Jti s Jones; she was nut as or applied to, nor did she at all seem to interfere in the matter; did nu . t confplain to the defendant. Mr. ,tegficni; her witness, - appeareti solely to be:active and litliftli -11!q111 ill the business,.. and, sach.he ;inpearcil to relate tEe trans;tction. T.tw r...(plireil by the defendant Was svh:it, he 'believed, is is generiskly known to he' tlrat r.hick lie had a right to deinalM; and (4,1)` the little fee iconitt hardly Ire le s. table these fees was, as be believed, exhibited in some - part.of eltittch. It vstsW material eonsideratiOn for the Jury, far, if any thing, tide n present evidece affc'ete - d r.tiss Jon:es:who was the Plainta; and Whose ease and coin= phiot they were. trying. 'Ube Loin Cttil ,F B.; in his itthiress to,the Tnry, shortly referred to the leading !„,e;nts of the evidence, wuicn, if 'din believed, and that if Miss 'Tones v.-xi detained . ...gains:. will, it certainly itkpunit of less did aolootit to an assult and imprisonment, bitt in such a ease, alla under such cireum stances, they'wuuld decideyliat ;lain:y eswere stitlicient. The Jury; , aft . er a - short conference, found a cerdietfor the pia ntitr, 'Orte-FartAipg•dainitgAs. • lie Lordsliin afterwards e).pressCil his opipion, that the present }was a wise tint ought not to cover costs, and the un oerlitanding wais, that e:t'cli party -, ,hottld p:sy their bsvu costs, TI-IE ARTS IN' PA 'US. , • FROM A FRENCH' PAVF.R.—The paintings repre senting' the history of St. Bruno by Le Sueur,' and the collection of portraits of Vernot, are •about to be removed froth the gallery of the Ltix ,embourg to the Museum. It is stilldoubtful if the /iistory of Mu.ry de ille(cis, by Rtibeits, - also be removed.` One very natural consideratiOn •opi:Tates.against it, as tlis portion of the labours of ,littbens 'was, from the beginning, intended to ornament this. saute gallery'"of the .Laxembourv - , to Which it has given Iris Mini,. In computing 'the Value of the '‘vorks of art that remain to • may derive consolation, to a certain ,extent, for the losses we have sustained. In thinking, on the great artists of . the present day; the grounds •of consolation increase and multiply, and 'the . bounty of the Prince so liberally extended to our distinguished painters, will give birth to new master-pieces. • M. Giriolet is employed to paint, for the gal lery of Diana, • 51..-" Lotti, prisoner in 14,rypt. Gerard, is also to paint the`Fottry of 171,.-nry'W.' iPto :Paris,. for the Hall of the Council Of State, to-replate the'Tepl'esentntion at the battle of Aims terlitz. INL - Gtierin-wifi'delineate a Circumstance in the life of .St. Louise Justice dispensed under tile oali; of VineenneS;. or the death of the pions 'king at Trans. 'ri l ls, wilt tie iplated hi' the Gallery has 'sketclrOl esub ject h y 'interest ing', TheDepar'tureof the in. -the . night of thc . --I , 9th OHL of • Itlareh. This sketch has . been sulii ilftcil.to' his Mitiesty'S snection,who 7 has deigned to honour :11 with h:s approbation, and to look with entotion Ott 4-seette - so tottehin4ly delineated by ; s'66k - ilfttl. a, pencil; with all the ell'ect whiclr night - and-darkness add , to ithe nattarkilff,Ce , of a• subject essentially pie •turesque. • • MAny.traits . in the life of Lonis XVI. , before the Revolution; will be delineated in-those 'paiotings of, very siirAll'aimensions, intended for the Gal- Jery .ot Diana, by MM. Pitidnon, sant, and , Docis. • .••• , . . . SCOTC.II-13AN.KRIIPT. - 1 . , SEQUESMATIONS. • - • • • Nov. 39. John mould, meet iu the Prince of Wales tavern there, Bth and 29th De cember; at 12. N 04.30. John-Campbell, wa.teirnaker, Edinfairgli-Cre clitors meet in the Roy 41 ixctiange Coirooli9use there, high pecember and .3d Jantiary, at 12. I.IIVIDENDSZ, Sce. • Creditors of Willranisoit atii Dixon, - nierellants, 'Gl:isgr.v,' meet in the (Aide of .Lawrie and. Morison; writers there,-16tp December, at. 12. , . u . .. . ' Creditors,of Walter Mcreat and Co. bOokse'llers, GlagoNV . ,' Meet in the 1.0-4 tee's (dike, lith December, at 14. ' • , Creditors of ''John Kelty,• wine-merchant, Auchtermuchty, meet, in the town-1 n let, December, at 12. Creditors of :Ilionia; Baird, tnercln:Jit and broLer, illii.- - gow, met,t, in the office ( - )t •M`Gregor and' Murray, writer; there, 22d-December, at .7, . , Creditors of Nl'illiant Teitattt, merchant, -Edinburgh, meet. • in 'the Royal ExchangeCottee-hoUsti there, jill:Deeerzhcir, at. 1. Creditors of William.Sangster, wright, Old Meldrnm, wi:l "receive a dividehd from Alexander .k Ilan, advo;ate, Aber deco, 1.4 January: Creditors o s f Jahn Strnttach, tocrellanyKeitl, will receive a dividend at the 011 ice ofAlexander,Webster, advocate, Aber deen 2:3d December. . . .Jahn Saihkrs; fish-curer,. Leith--John Craw, W.S. under writer, and general merchant==-John Broti; • slater and builder, Irvine—Thomas Ev.:ini; and Co. soap-manntovturers, Ayr : ---Cicor,ge.lngdis and Son, cu; riers and kilt her-me rchants, Edinburgh, and Jaznes AitV;ll and 'Son', - carrierS, Glasgiov, have Applied for dischare-,es: "iNt S • N ••••••V • •terdly Francis liar _ LESEX ts • • rey was indicted for having 'coninlitted a violent uq',ualawful assault - upon the:perso,n of. Harriet stairo,A, his orPhaa aged sixteen. — The prosecutor had applied sonic money, given slier to bay cat's meat at spirits, to her own Use, ern acco.uut of her Hat having been alloWed Pip — per 1004 by her master. kn consequenceof thfg, her tuas,ter stripped her nearly aaked, flagged her se wich a rod,fand pilots of blood were found 0191 her Jury fou4nl ttic deft:admit . Guiliy of the assault: SAVINGS -HAULS.. (Hon: Wre&tern Lunzinary.) - £veter, Nov. 27, 1 15. perceiVe with much. satisfac 4 nor), fht a few Public spirited, and benevolent in dividuals are endeavouring to establish in this city'. ~t.SaViii- g i- B ank, in imitation of those which had • alreidyliroduced such Very beneficial etleets in tiff-. ferent pafts of this island. Should they be gerie' eally adopted, I am of opinion frOm What I have sten elsewhere, they would tend more to kFeci , down. the poor's rates and, iniproVe the moral Character of the. lower classes,._ than any otligt . :new:Aire that has been devised. This I. know td he the opinion of sorite'Of'the best informed per:•• sons, and the most able writers - on political anti 'statistical. subjects now you, good as to insert in your paper. the Observations : 111. , Those whO have duly attended to the disadVan j '. tageous ,situatiOn•in which - th'e poor are placelti with, regard to the hoardin , :s of their inaitistql, will not Lie dispof.ted to censure them severely. for the want of prudence and foresight. -Even wbed the industriOus - labohrer hz.s had the Steadiness td persevere is laying ,up, his stiperfinous 'earnings is the e.ortier of iris chest, it is not always sate frolu, I,lle depredations the dishonest ; and the vcrl feeling bf •insecurityris a bar to•accumulation. --: " Besides it carries no interest ; and upon any call • of necessity the temptation to break into hmird, may be too strong to resist ; and it - h! wishes to,Make interest (Allis money, it is imPos" to guard completely against knavery, or • solvency, by which the labourer may be depricea of the savings of his industry. It- is painful to reflect how much money 15 ., . thrown away by young women On dress u nsuitr able to their ,cation,, and .by young : men at the alehouse, and in other ways, in consequence of 1.1 F not fencing a safe and advantageous aposi titty,,for digir surplus earnings. such an el.' tent .indeed .flocs this discouragement operate in • tleterrittgl the lower orders from attemptiag, tv 'save Appittance for sickness or Old age, that in uskuitifActuring d ricts, high wages. ave.weli knowa to produce,, not domestic comfort, but effects of contrary nature ; furnishing additional encourage' went to drunkenness, and to vices of every tle' scription. - • Tpere,is nothing with regard to worldly prcis - ; pccts, that mankind so notch 'dread as the mot (1 ` support in the season of infirmity. Whilst youth" faLviFour rowing, ths)T can generally earn enong 4 :for - 'subsist epee, and haVe something to spare but: Evn old age of dependence and want, .is th e ''' . AiSo'sl '1(4., of the, labour et; and persons in - . rank frei s tentiv look forward to grey hairs , a_degice of apprehension bordering on desPair• ih,orsier to induce the labouring ,class to adop6 liabits•of : prudence and foresight, at is essential to supply them withshc means of depositing th e ' r surplus earnings in a situation that combines s e ; entity with profit. When a plan can be so l'g r f a , .as distinctly to shrw the effects of accurnul 3 C;it and to otter indubitable security for rell3lS.ac with interest, it will have Very powerfol 3 ' ; v e f 1 t ° ' Lions to those whose incomes • are der,•--' h • in- • weekly wages, and other small receipts. :'•of siituiions of this kind, the union of Mak-Malt. - the same rank, atlurds the salutary effect of ample ; and What a mars wouid never bring bon: self to do of his own accord, he tuity be inAlocea to do by sympathy, and the principle of itituauo u- Simplicity of artangemen:, and certainty as tv security aiol. profit, are the 'psineipal features °. the.. Savings, Banks, The forms. auti the me tho of ,keening the books are by no means intricate; :and the'tableS of interest'are previously prepared., so-that the routioe of the business, when once , . • gt.4?crly.: . contmenced, certain. •-: i :: ll . 'es way ;:)n b ol: r ttlif'4ift plan, appears the seeusltr, and the clllia ir" - V l f 2 histury of 'confines, which hart , pr, tessialikinilar ohjects, is an history disappoitittneistss ' 17 7 t .; /. have all promised tots-cur:it the ;- Out ,proved nn end, that the only gaine s be them haye been their I tors, h"getitl, and inanagers ; :1114 left behind, thon a coon, that•they were really projected with the priiOrY of provng. sung tiraplotuiiiit tiotLrantage to their ;,,, jectursi and cuuductors. If the public can lie conviucej ter.. thM• is.not the ca,e; ilitliV'prescit instance, as We: a de it, is not, and the Institution itself shall ilotens't., this in the en.:; then itctic'et all the lA4l4:fit:ill - I . t' b j e' - it cutiteniplates.-I.:(f.j • . • A meeting at Southampton, Monday, R i g z )s t ; kioni i GEoliGE Ito,sa. in the ,Clt4ir, for.the , P O P:4 I of establishing a I'rovident Inslitulion or . 8t r', 14 '. 4 uuli:, ; 4herein the Po: U. deposit their stir Pr o , - eat pings, receive 'a tegular interest .4ltxpupt; and lte s at liberty, to witlitlravV,tli clpal at their pleasure,. A Comtnittee was 8.1 1 1 ) .9 t i., earry.the same into eff,et. A sbUilai f. ttitiou to the above, now existing at Surley, has proved, of,thie. uw , t , belie-10x" sequence.- . • Efa,E,-7-We have ,t Lis &iv to record 11, 9° ":",' o.lit o'clock, ini a small tyllich broke out yeste;%!:...v evening',. a b'ott •• • •r , , . yard, 'that lies between Shepherd's-mark Ott,} : Half. Mwn-streeti Piccadilly. b It - _coke out II the Nvorkiitip,of a Mr. Cox, a cat:kilter, wilic!' • honse• being of wood, was soon Coniutnea, but not he . place, caller! White 11°1.5e0j,.. l ar ge COS" lore it had communleated • to a very with. several other small 14uild,logs, princirll/.9e' Hdirtining,•bulongin., to Mr. 15rpita,!v hcil i wood, were also co.lsumed. About three of t' c howes:towards the bottom of , Half Mo'crujtst.recr werealainaged at the back, part. -1 7 ,1i.e. fire, abotti ., nine o!clock„ had the appearance of great exteac, .hut,tills w as . occasioned by the premises on foe_ beitigig wo . od. It was e ntirely gorni-idei, by tea o'ciock. , No. lives were 1-,, , 5t. The place ,is _o• b" clo:1, that, the engine:pipes could r each the fire only by plavin ,, through the houiCs -in Half • . n stril:et. ' , _....---------------- BIRTH. Yesterday, the Lady pf o,davi4s Scott? EK, Bedfprd-square, u a dauipter. '.1.11-t1i11 . ' , .0. • On the '23d nit. Captain :Gent.i..,e.' I)einte; of . tlarwicil , t ''''' . . El izalieth Ann, youngest daughter 0 . 1 tine lute 'tit:bard ‘lh tet Esq. of Great t 0g...,651ia11, IF,ss`e'x. . gansbire, the ilec un,tk, 2btii ult: at Tytheestoo, Gloito r ReifeY'4 ) lfiEUPtre, Rector (~1 Clzi .p 10 ib' i tia ' Nt.'s Male . 0 I ~- , Rup'41... , .,1"14 ____.--------L------"--;. r-Cbti AtiY,. Dr.. Hugh Cholmondlev Defin of (,haste n'sd the Deanery - .W.ust . n NO.CraVc "" 1 • () N : .1 1,, J. AS. t tkh bui!di figs ; ana pnoiisbed itv W. A. SCRIP 44 PS, of I%ri %"' :. ' at tin; Nil Nai. 6i. Si rX41 , 1 ; • Wi le " " IVCrt f "a c,; ,4l •Sip , 01't.iel Lateri WAS{ be aciatesse.3 1 I