The Sun. — London, England, 1811-04-03 00:00:00

Lord Ilistgirm: slate& in teply In tlie,,que,looP. Ivo ) die ifiiii. Nlettiber opposite (Mr. c i .11:( e ) , (sot l'e d ie i,,e*,l accounts of the dist it!,seii 01:111.131.- b ''''' ja s l6l l.tria ; but that thesedistre .:., had nYI ?,:,, a thou this measure,- but Were.auribTablo t 0 ;''''' , i, wifle-, is wit. ,:otineeted with this quest:tot,' tie mould torne.ir then to Mrwroo• Mr, AnAm sald,lhai the question flow was, wile ' 1 41 the Bih shoal be postponed tor six weeks . , anj. whedier it should he put an .end to, :'s reran ',"'','d to suPpuse. He had accaatelt. ett3rui"d '''' 't1 0 :1, and there. were no grounds in it for the ,'::.•is 46 111Cli the Right Hon. G'111;e1"4"• (fr;evv, ' ,poiitiell ec(inoniist..had agreed In P'P'eL tr:li'l we oti, ; l a, to put r'l , o ltr n iLtion.to lh this t rinc price .ot ; .• ' l3, lie should thetef(,r e vo:e tor dtkrring the / 4:1 fgr r e %eks', in order that Gentlemen might unn sr opinion, on a minute inquirY• I 'IL" CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that l il i "iiiii ) 1 •1(1 been so often discussed, he was nnw nu.st. ashmned of otf;;ring himself to the }-1 . 6 " e. ,Willt reipea to the clause of which the Mern bt:: tor. Dublin had complained, it was his in- , .17, 1411 i n the Committee, to limit its operation l-"out months, so that it would not be open to i ds itn extent Of objettion as it now appeared to be. I,ittletiled thin he was iii the least degree hurling the ;!41!!!treits of a4ricullure by this measure, and dis iclill,llsll intention of doing so. }I, was the less itil to t:iink that any, injury would take place, itylilM4erving how unfulfilled all the predicliosts on th l Wn'e. It had been stated two years ago, when ke,'il'Pension had been first proposed, that it would t ,,'" ruin, of agriculture. But the fad was, Agri' I ,',' l utt 1141 flJurislied since. As a proof of this, in into tear alone, 168 inclostire Bills were brought Norf o lk 'louse, iwenty-folir of which were for vn 4 , 61 k. mot !thicker) for Wales, a number unex -70 in that•coutnty. This fear of the fall of li lcu , i !, ; tu w ," 3 Philmont which the landed interest 1 4 6. '7 - J l 4 , n up williont the slightest roundation.—,, va!ditlieulty Which he felt from the measure, b,! l " l tie point of reveuue, lest one article '.4h'c'ul. ualitaucluierilly used I. the distiilerk, when the:..9"l,)er ;. 1 , 41 P li , Y 3 11; Ibe tribute, It was, however, 'an ;ex,i)9'. 1 ; k'l'...l`,4'liielt deseiveu to be tried. 11°u'''" '4 411116:11d, that the explanation of the Bight T. 4 o',d Ge T l ' 4l 4' 1, , Wit'd reipett to the clause corti 1iL1i, i ,,7) ' 4 : 4 i, i; possi hie, more nisi' hous than the. lisi, ) : - ` . I( " -i4 ill dire et i iohn ion of the Act 0 tall .1 aait',VilS ..omino ly celled, 0r t . 4% h 7 14,011 1-1 oni,lt, 01 ille Art of Ilium .. Tha t -union tint - Spit:ii°ren Ire hlicl !wo be“...111t)-•••••th-e ex.i)otta l ll”) '' l , Bt 'i ''ilii the tlp •r•at ion of Nlemhers of Pat I'l4. sway.,and 01 1 i! of ti, it . was now sough, to. take: , 14 lt,. , f., '11'•• then dividet{..-- rot ti • . 1, • ticci,inti reading - ,4 Agaiiii it 49 - . . N „ . Ni,ii,,, i , y . - ti .; 1 "Ptnt of Llie Irish Ordnance Estimaies wag • . 011 14 .. 0 . 11 14 , ' • m- C. 1-littch !, 1 4 „,. tl • Ti'h,t J ohn New pOtt, 311t1 Ml'. A. C.(-)0,T1• th;„;,4)3tontiet• on the S'outhern Whale I' isltery Att.4llamponed till t'di day. Jfigi w , . k...._,44. at halt-oast twelve,: i - --.7.,.... ~..............._ ton 'll • ' ' M t' uAr Ar Tw.Lva o,cLotk, • LlCakr. fALSVM AUI)L111 I, N ON. wrtnwEstAY, Apityl. 3, 1811. • 7- 7 Winclso.r. CastiO, 4 6 1 3, 14 ' • II 11" MASV.TY coliltues logo on w1:11." . • - • ' (Signet) by two 1;10E10,50 S, ..............-- "''tnt of the private letters which Were received herday by the Heligoland MA, 'nntain reports of I re relay singular natore, which we think it. ri g h t 1° 'V before our ltvaders„..though we canoot VOuth fig• ir tlttthecity, One of these reports Lir' 'h a t s ' a counter.revolution' has•talien place in Sweden—. 43 1 the l'reuch pai ty have been conivletetY. %e, anti that the legiiiinpic stwereign i'""'(::::.. 'N( '`e l'o hi,t Throne. . This important event, it' ,i 4 ll'liki':l°(4i Place immediately aitet, the aet of :+.(l'T,-. 1 " n't fovour of 14.uNan0141'll. If till:, news i t4l , rile ' the departUre of Colltlt .GOTTORP I t otti ibis `try was most opportune. itlite other report is, that the Arcliduke FtiNcts' 4 c)lllet °t the Empress of AusTiiiA,' ha% ItUddelli'Y ititlPpented horn Vienna with all his nrontrty, - with i:' intention of taking refuge in this countV• It I:IN Ow the Archduke has expressed ltimself iuttglY against' the Matriage of NiAturk LOUIS 'llquoisaPaitTe, and that thelatter had ttireatned , tl tf 0 reVenged tor the insult. lia,Sinek 'iting the aboie, we have received Swedish ,:r e ll In the itith Match, which aye iwriedly fiik , nt l'ill)411 the bUbjett of any revoltatiortary movements in :, !intltl''in. The,following are' the only arnelei, 'tnextrataing from these Papers :—. '.- , ' Stor. k „ tl., , 1 • --"0144, MA14:1117. 11 WeLocK, A.M. thil\i"l3tbi.,Y wee well in health the Whole of yea. lytk's;i: 444 Was vlp in the afternoon At three 4 t i '' I n the morning his IVl3jesty awoke with , a Qt u.i. 614iveringr and had afterwards a slight toUch 4 ti: 4iNei which about art hour ago went off , jtt .. in fie $h Petspiration. iiii; Majesty is 'this morn• ree frotu ftver, and in tolerable goodllealth• 1( 1 .11)+1 work on the canal, which Is intended win, n'ealuttlunication with the Baltic and Seirlo, bi,:e opencl in the course of this month,. Tl'''' i 1,44; ili' ' t 4 be plosecuted with such Yigptir,, • thl ( r . . P4ti or ti,e canal may be ready before ~ t 445 '''''"'aVine" NAVAL NEWS. PLyNIOUTII, APRIL i.—Arrived last evening the Dutch schouner Gede Trove, commantf.ti by Lieu tenant DriLY, from 'Batavia, after a passage of 112 days, bound to Wlland with dispatches, captured . Un the 24th instant in a calm, off Cordovan LigY, by his Majesty's hired cutter Fancy, cotrunanded 4y • Lieutenant I-LVl.Launs, which ve,sel arrived here with her prize, and has brought dispatches Irons Sir HARRY BURRAUD NEALE, time CummarWr in . Chief nt his 'Majesty's ships in BasqUe Roads.— Shortly atter her departure from the latter place, site HI in with her pm iZe, which is a National vessel, and has a very valuable•cargo of spices; the latter had lostiive of her crew on the voyage'by sickness, ,in consequence was t.hapite.; her course for Bourdeaux ; she is a very fine schooner, and about - 260 tons burti.en. Arri,ed tlie French brig privateer Le Cupitioa, of lG guns, and a complement at 80 men, from Pas sage, from whence, she ik! been out only two days, when she was fallen in with and captured by his 'Majesty's ship Amazon, of 30 guns, Capt. PARKER. The privateer is a very tine vessel of her class, and was commanded by JEAN ACHEGAROI ; is about 25U torsi burthen, quite - new, and bad not made any caw Arrived the 400 p cartel Othner's Delight, belong. iD to Portsmouth, hem .Morlabt, which place she kit on Sitirday night last, and has brought over . the lo,l,wingpamsengers, viz. Mrs. BRO6LMOLITON, and Mrs, ilovb and sou. . Putback by contrary winds his Majesty's ship .41eltona, of 74 guns, fon YArinontli. Sailcd the Join, DARE; toe Lisbon ; and the Hin tim, PALMER ; for Cork. ' ArCrved the Union, TittotAbliot, from Swansea. .:bout f three leagues to the AVestwaid or Falmouth, 'she picked tip a hootivad of F . ft:llCll wine: arrived tho Pluiiirlence, WHARTON, from Sun+ dei land lie() Bruthers','ELLis, from Wales'; froni ,N,weastie ; and tlit: Niacy, I'o4NDESTbit, PORTSMOUTH, APatt."2. , —Arrived his Majesty's Berxici4 from oil 'ChertAugh ; Walveriiit and I'U tro a cini4; and lin: P;alisa . viiet . at Helens, (rum Plymouth. Saiik Nl,tie,l shipi Vai:ant, Satp&liat, , If iipdl4l k, a+id conquestactore for Oic DJ, The lifuluvrou taL e c %Vuy CAtz.,,Gibrait3r, and in the M.l•diterranerni; the Picide to Glicrnsey and J(.is . f.l.—'rhe i lncelia ittstructkons for Que bee in.te,til of the Mercury. • ' Went out ut kirbour 11)$ ships twine, dreihnsa, oud 4,qtqlon.. . DEAL. APRIL 2,—Ssilet.l the Aril frigate for Not th Yarmouth: • Arrived the iielbiria Man of war from Plymouth, and the Wiper cutter from a cruize Dtingcoetis. SHEERNESS, Arait, 2.—Came d.)wp the River l'itatnes and anchored at the Note, Majesty's :;loop 'Diligence, C.ipt. Lows ; she will be paid. to day ancl 'sail 16-morrow for the Baltic. CaAruA%l, APEttl. 2.—Sdtled down the Rinr his I\Ljesty's gonwbrig Plzen. . • A h. , tterhls been rec..1%' , ..(1 4 1 (nester by the fa ther of W.Cra w ford, a youn , ,; man in the IstGuarcls, du I'd Isle of Leon, Al .re•i 8, 'three days alter the butte of ElLirrosa. According to IM.; acequut, the taingue ..4....d pi iy,nion, of the :I;:i'ish ,irtny fUr several._ dip ; u t itow tin. eit.;•igeinent, were very .great, and c•oldd (oily lq.: • x: :;:ded b ) it:. triunicendant pilau-. t, y. On the '... , .id .., Feolpary,,thoy were „11ttit.'d iil AlgeSilzi,. (to the 44i h, tln-y were roeirenrod o Ta 7 ritYa, ‘i her. Ill'y !L.:warned in a Convent until the 27tit, when they vet:veiled nil 1 heir watch about., four leagues. On the evettin k ; of the following day the ).. pi oceeded 0ti..11-::ii flial . ctl,abota se 'e en lea b tues, ai k el to their progte34, bid to tend set et al livers, (.)n 'the t st, ihty took po-t in a wood vitirar a. mile of the to ,, tt of Biaz, wrii.ll lit IVilTili 01,11. it.tr ellen - 1y hail elf,:CUilleil Inc pia e nn tn.? the ; ring of tliat day, having previowdy i impletely plutt.t.eie.t it. Oil the, '2(l, the :trot) , , - ..t;inii marchui all night, and on Li t e ! , 3cl arrived ai Chiciatr. 0. tiw 4tl), tin- arniy'pro- Cre . ed stir its toneh, and att'r ainost chalet:tit and .tint , ,, , , , 4 , ll4itnart.llof 7 i.kieeti hours; arrival at lisrrosa oh the ioliiiAing.tuptitin4; .. In speafting of the Little be says, re the enemy had the brst glutted; . tot vet:: pour te i llows were up to the middle in gOrse bullies, and they wue on a ffilf. Wo'cout4 not form' any line, but stilikept advancing, until We pbtaitted a more, favotinthle po snion, when we opened' a:destsitetive tire upon them, Of inoh_lietry and catition . shot, and . .the Freneh '' • retired ,I.Twy soori,,, however,. laced us again, and cut offs area number of our poor fellows, who fell a dozen at a tittle. We got possession of their :ground; and they filially fied.. To pursue wa s im possible, from fatigue, as well as hunger, for we had only got a little dry oist nit, sonleOl y fresh beef, which was ton hard-to eat, and a (lant:cit. lit runt p e r nun, during the wi.Ole of our long In:lmb. fit our hatt.iii,in„ which cotilist:4 of snti men, we lost 111 It tiled and wounded e-i - ! - 1 lor taint iniicer, fwelvl terieants,' and 900 rank ~nil file, and our loss w 0 ,141 have been tutwh F,,rA iner t had it not been' for th e Kliteltli Gcrni oi Legion coming up, josr as Itto rrcnch e:v.o,ry were tn g, a v .k!tiha n r6e o' our right Think, whet,: we wige . stao .aid,' . BArrlit b. ItAnnosii. 'A letter from a gall Officer'of the BVhi dated Isle de Leon 13.uracKs, 11. ri h 0, says:— will not atiempt to delineate to you at large the ever-memorable ath of-March, a dtry that ever will be remembered by the Pi ince's Irith, and by 'thns - 0 who witnessed a :,c,ne of enthusastic Valour - never surpassed- 4 believe I may even ,venture to sly,, never equalled. We proudly bring with us , ti trophy, that will long record the result of two atm tessive charges irg linat two regiments, the Bth am! 47th; the farmer came into the held 1600 strong, the finest-looking men I ever saw, and from the centre Of their column we took I heir, L tgles one I have standing alongside of me ; the other, the man who' had charge of it, tvit% obliged to throw away hom excessive fatigue, and a ‘N'OUlld• ,, ..which you will not be surprised at, w hen I tell you we were, under arms 32 hours, ai before the action corn ,mented, marclnig on the charge ; the French wait ed until we catiL: within about 9.6 paces of them belote thci bloke, and as they were in column they di.j, they could' tilt get away ;: it, was,. therefore, a scene of Most dreadful carnage. They appeared - so *Confounded' andr so 'tightened, they Made, whilst we were .amongst thernAnearly a quarter of an hour), little or, no opposition, We should have taken or destroyed the whole regithenr, bot at this inoment the 47th French regiment came down on our right; and Gener4 Graham, aho was, duritt the whole action, in the heat of it, pointed [hunt out, and begged our men night be drawn off (1 will not say 411, as.werw , re in the mida of the 81.11 French). With the greatest by almost cutting them down, I got .11te right wing colleLied, with which we charged the 4,7 th regiment ; but after firing till we, cane within fifty paces, they, .1 9 r. us fortunately, broke and fled,; for, had' they doneo their . duty, fatigued_ as our men were, they tlrasi have cut us IU pieces. We were, thk,:iolor,-, ter they broke, unable to follow them, but took he hw,vitier attached to them. Thus ended 'bra glut t ous arlion,' alter two hours and :a half roar of cart non and ;musketry." CIR(U' AR. SIR, Office:, foltMarch„ :St t. Hid Boy:11 Highness ttie ti.sy ing been most graciously pleased; in ; the; name and on the+ behalf IA hip AliJrtsTY, 'to order, that an al lowance in aid ot , the expeuce of the Regimental Nies+, snoold be granted to elery Regiment, Bat talioni or Corps, wlien stationed in Greqt Britain; I have the honour to actplitint you theroN nit, and the allowance will be apportnined according to tie establi,hment of tf.,e corps, and under the di rer:lion ot t tce cofpipac t ding Officer, agreeably to the tollowMg scale, 1 or every Iteguneat ur . ut felt Troops or r . t 25c, per Annum. kumpames, upwards,thc rate of tl r,- of 9 Tro , ,ps or Companies 225 T. Ditto - 2.0.% - - 7 faitio - 175 . ra Ditto 15;) - 5 ditto - - I 2 ... 1) ; nr, • tw &Air, of l,ittu, 75 ,ffiff -. 2 • 50 - 1 1) . 11u . LLY Royal Hightt,-.; it . .tving also been plearted to that the iibove allowance should commence from tebth Urcetrih r l8ur;, the charge thereof may itow be in a Supplementary Account, ittn!or the h e ad ut Contingencies, for the time that Coriis %vas actually- fierving in Great afitain in tile year 1 in, The suhscilifent chinges tnay, in fu ture, be ph( et.l in the Regular Quarterly Account:, under the tilifie head. t I hat 0 to be, Sir. • Yoi.ar most obedient humble Seivant, • . • ?Atm' susTox. A gentleman is art ived.frorn Cadiz, which he left on the 15th nit. Boats were then in readinyn to r.,-Ceiv , o the Spanish.troopti, who wore to fOrm the second expedition against the enemy, Ott tht ateerntu,tt, of: the I sth nit. some. liritish forces' were einhaiking'on a fresh expeation, the ohjilct of whiCli is not mentioned. .The' Amelican frigate ,set sail for Frano yesterdiy. She is to make the port of Cherbourg, where she is to . 1 / 4 iC'it for dispatches from the Ameri can charge d''Atfaoes at Paris . , and on receiving winch She is to worn to the Islet)! 'Wight, whither Mr. PINItNE . Y will 'proceed. on or .about the ail) ou toth nisi. The stinctnent of his having given orders f"r his 'pro ) i.rty to be unpacked, with, tlits ! view of reoieloing hale butnetime longer, is wholly without fiwndaiion. We have received adviees from (ottenburgh one dv.liver tii:111 those brought by the. Mail, by which we-learn an occurrence ha s excited much conversii.ioo in that town, On the 2t.i.d ult. an Hug. .ctit6.t cm out a Danish ship cloth Wit,go say, ettnilll; to tire knowlvtige of t Cot,. ;Hit (:KAtotibtligh, he cm oprained of the affair to the Pi :Nl.tg'stratex-o the pli.ce, who replied, that iwt.hont orciers from his Government it was , not within bis.provitice to interfere in' the matter ; odsed oercastivoy, we presume') that the Danish Consul it he thought proper, `proceed on bond lbe., Brit it'll ship of war, and claim the vessel On account cat Government. The Consul, feel. lug hithatirdre.idttilly aggrieved by this answer, ini mediatcly.seut .oti a remonstrance to Stockholm .on the shbjetti ; and the next Mail will probably kir isish us with an account of the proceedings of the ,Government on this case. The followinglatter.came to our handy yesterday. The t statement it cantain# is probably much exaggel. rated: , . "- HAVANNA, JAN. 17.—A1l is quiet in this island, and it likely to =tine so. " Mt icy' is doolated by a most bloody I am lola,'that .40,000 persons have perished thor(., eit her in Ow field ur on,tite, scaffold. •The ohjeri there is litdrpe,idenc.e, and by, ail'acconnts they will soon t tieo h." . arrived at llyninutit on Stinchy frUm Ono of thein has hroN , .. , ,l)ttio-0.1 1 , , c! L'i,htts and 111,4 l e in;slc iittt tl.iaWs, will) had ;teen u1 ! .. , ,ht )Tlll . 'l d e tal h ed oil . Fl.itico. PreViolli to (Leh ri , p.qt we a rivr ,,, r la (IV , ,y;', c'o“lr.t3ll, 111111 Iht; Aruba s ve ahcalt Paton {iia,ritwo W :}ta; Ld►7tj IMPORD, COURT' () . 4 CI( .c1:1;:lr, APRIL 1. DAsitv;99n . p. Lo:; ROOTS AND OTHERS, . - This ease , was , this day argue) at great length by Sir ARTHUR Novi- in continnance, and Mr: Rt. on bell:1110f 010 defendants, in reply to the former arguments of Sir SaMpel Hot'- 1-I.irt, and Mr;Rouitell, for the plaintiff. The' Loaf) (111,ANCtiLI.OR pion: tmced at , rate judgment, atter - a/NU hearing, in the cmice, which he stated to be a very *WA' as .velf as imoiir. tilt e r ne', both .is to the principles Of justice involved in tilt deetsion,'•and the extent of the property in gurstian.' His •Lor 'ship said he had made up 1,3 on 'lie 'case, independently of the terms ill,: will of the first testator, Sir Thermos Peyton, whis .1 - a torttl c htd taken ih i nante'ot 1. 3 ,4t0n, iostr.aLl of . 1):,$),•( . ) d :tett t 765, whfi) tut Matti .tiff, the Jiffy: Janics Lhihwood, wits only tWpye:tri of age, desiring that the great Living or Re:J.Ol-y o f . Beclthngton, in 'question, situate in the Isle. of Ely, in the county of Cambridge, should be vested in his brother the On the desth,or resignation of the then Incumbent; Dr. Preby, the Dean of Litch fielti, in trust tor the •use of the Rev. Algernon Pey ton; it he should-take Urderi,' and attain he, age of tivetity-four years, and provided the plaintiff sl'iouH not accept cat a Bishopric, To secure this devise, the Trustees, tiie L'ktcndnts ()Wanted a resignation `bond from . the plaintiff in it sum of 2o,outfl. against which bond, the plaintiff had obtained an injantiinn before Algernon Peyton Came to the age of twenty - four years, or got into Priest's Orders, both of which he attained to before the present Ile ring. The decision of the House of Lords, in the case 0 Eishagainst the Bishop of-London, which went to nuke vbid Resignation Bond 4a general, should' not extend to cases where the Living was secured for; a purpoe, and a particular person; such as a :on or repheT . as in this ease, said his Lordship , tt_.t one circuntstanee in proof of •the testator's in• tendon in lAiclor of this construaion, was, that his brother, Sir Harpy Peyton, lite best tenant for hi..., wtls. not . to enjoy the .Skeffington estatei in the County of Sutfolk,.efteept on the proviso of the pi ‘- seflt a utm of Mr. Algernon Dit t i.t wood to the 1.%1'0,L itt,qui-stion, in i qucsi ion, it he became capable, and was wining. • f - Its Lordship dissolvNl the injutitzi,4l, with libaty reset , tb the sentence: Judgment for the defendants. . I:IDDLESEX SBSSIONS, This d.iy the Se!isiottlt coonnenced.: The' list of eiuseti wds ticuittally small, and , I he'. Court NS tlllt nearly wholt : 0( them by four o'clock: tel h Dem?? was tried tor ass:tultiftg Law, and tl iu found guilty,'Was sentencee, to onv: cuouth'.; un f it konment u cold •bat FtiAtis vtison ; as.was Joitn Crtudiord,- for tA• like 'offence. • tials'kins Was tried, and found guilty 'of as- Salllting William Baddell. • Thy: j rues all reside in Edward-street, Porttnm squire, and the CaOHO of . ditute arose from the pro secutor having removed a _w beelharrow, bdonging to the dt.sfertitant, from. before hfs mistres,i's doi , t it stood ill the way ; whi- - !ri,iipon the t0f...;- dni him viokitly, and iooit•tivti three of his teeth. In consideration, however, of the being near neighbours, rind the tietetulant ewes,- ing . , his ,Conuition for what had PV so raddy done, the Court awarded ;t nominal fine, and h e w „, ; dOtehtirgedi • T. , Bretz:omit, a chimney-sweeper, was next put to the 8,4, .",charged fiat assaulting Elizabeth Webster. r • The nrosucntrix and the. defendant live in Dila! , gar I.3:Aiding-, City-road. (in the evening at the :18tli of JanuJty. last, as the prosecutrix was btaitti ing at her own door, she said that the defendant tame up and-struck her a blow in the Or or ih e stomach, and then kat her about the shoulders‘ with . his soot-bag, which ,almost staled Ler. Titis •orrobotated by two other witnesses: . The . delenti. 'ant; in an ingenious and well-direded uddress, iu ,wl.ich he gate undoubted proof:; all very ' Mind, stated, that he used no violence to the secutrix that contdldu her the least injury; whited , ,, on the contrary, she had taken every pains to blacken his char - tatter, by publicly charging him will) the Most dctesfable ciitLinality, and always 01140. lizing him on account of Ins tra - ie l ; and al thls with the View of getting him out' of the rici . ,;h hood, to ,which, he contended, she had been set on by her landlord; and he appealeJ most emt)haticaly to the Court and the Jury, whetter he, Who is a bricklayer, and the maker of chiturnes, should :is- 'sume to himself the pride of .looking down wit h con- • tempt on him w ho keeps them Liean ! • In this stale he went on for some time, to the as tonishment of the auditory, and concluded with cail- ing his witnesses. The whole of this defence bp condU;ited with as much wisdom ant:Leven technie.o o..idness , as if he had worn a black , gown instead Of a black bag. Tile witnesses proved the provoking and abusive language used by the prosecutri* .to , wards him ; but as that did not go far enough- 16 rebut the charge of assault, the Jury found hitt, guilty, though nut' without considerable and Mr, MAIN W Ali 1 NG, under all the circUrnstance of the ease; sentenced Urn to pay a finc:of and he was disOharged. , • CORN EXCHANGE, APRIL 3.--There RTC not many fresh. arrivals of .Wheat, but tolerable remaining supply, 01104 'second and ordinary, which . has an extreme heav,y sale,• but fine nearly supports last prices; Barley . in -short supply, and, with Al:lit, fully afour last quotation ; Pcuise'Arril Beans of tt , . the:: sort vary but little, not .nanny of the latttr ; 'there are again likewise tolerable remaining qwuitt ties of Oats, and this trade quoted ntarly i at the liqo •lecluelion ; Flour this week hilly! A,., vc..r 'titlett kW: t't . Whoa . 63s a 7:53 4 BNs Ticit 1,‘:4• , $ tuff} - 41 , 1 '' .P. l• 11.0 dal() . . . y,,, .a 1 9 S , 0.414 - - /9 . 1.1 21 •- 4 ~.4 7 4 it rtt VIC W 1 .. ,:j i, A 4,... v0r,01,1 &rt. - 2 .1. •:,,, ii.itiey -... ." .'4O a, 3i, , , ittg.ttly.: tutee ~ i ~, , t_ L Wi $,,,, Nial 3 . . . tt.4.: 1 7 - 4 - kap...! : 4 4:t,,i -' ' . -.! ',. .., t iite iv lee . co , t 54 , ,Fiite Pi3ut . ; - !....,' ,L 't S Givy tutee r. • 3'5, -Y 4Z St6vitti3 ... . . ,7,4 .1 „ ~.;i biLitis itAti) . 41) 4 ,:os f .lek is, ?o,k,cyzu—t MAta, 2 V ~~J 1 ~: