The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-30 00:00:00

Mr WarmanAit rose, to steak on the stibje'6l o f the notic e he had given respeCtip g in tas" , of a future suspension of the Ei.ecutive Power. notice A variet r of circumsiaticer having' drivetr 'off ~a' vo that i t. could not he aLted upon till next lit'P then k, and as it waN ut;dertitood thin 3 ltCiat:firiop health lit ' to be eof th e state of his Majesty s he made of the srat ot his he Certainly should not " bring it forward trhthen. It war, 1104 ever, his intention to submit • J poSitillii to the House bhortly ;diet the reces,. • tie could no ti t name the day at p resent, as he shook() 7. ni!er the neceuty of being away for sortie ti pe, tut he purposed to bring it forward 48 early Ks" ti[iie. on It, reknt• ti tlie Order of the Day being read for rosttniing the adjoutoett debat e on the srcond reading ot, the Pvlinisters' Salaries Bill, a long discussion ,1`,„4 P• lace Sir'hich Mr. Banks, M. Brand, Il4r. ". .J. NeWport, 4he Climieellor' of the Exchequt,r, Canning, Mr. •Whitbread, Mr. Lamb. Mr. Stephen, and Mr. MoOro, Part'ci' pato._ Atr r. -•• -itscn replied to the arguments urged 1 1 va. flu% speakeri agains i this Bill, and contended, that Pvtexis ernployvt in the diplomatic service of the "Ithnry Aere' entitled to a liberal ploviston, when the were Intim etripl4ed, though they might not have bee' n tett ears to the service. Persons. to gave their Heins to the diplomacy, and re ed other prowt•O N of obtaining an nide, r..Nitne oil ih e faith o f the eXiStiog NA lI 10 tle tilibNequ oil l t denied rttippoll, in nj: it " e 'c'f 3 new arrangetuent having been I.l*Honse dividod, when the minters were . ti-:rtlic second reading . • 34 it/'34111 It lit . 2 4 Alo.kity • to t„ b ßill was then read a second time and order , omitted on Al, •nday., :• p : t il d tAtter. ki Ordrrs of toe Day were severdly inse adjourned till Mondaj . Al k Iv 1 ,, • .r. u—,l Dublin, Wittertord. Duts—t Malta, t I)ub7 lin, 2, W.ttercoul. P ... CivS uAt At ZWILLV •. . . . 64 Tr , F. N. FA141114 /64.11 Art . - • --- ------------•--- . SATINDAY, NrAlicH•7,lo, 181 " , ..,,,, """`•-•.........., ..... , .. v . ‘ 1 r e UnderStaild that dispifehes +lave be, , lecci tc ; 4°4lVier.ildmirdllEstteLY,by Strimili /:'.11":. t'llitll Ika ye . no dount as t o the precipitate retreat; Or . \1 ' .41111 4, an the evening of' the 5 tit, Iron% Satil; I ti elll' 11 " 4 '4 nme they were ob,erved moving 0 , I?' I'',lilititt.,itial), wh o , woi wcitching their . 1110. 7 it i ::: ) , h the South side s)f the 'Tagus. lie lin- Iv ' 'IV ufti. lioniellieil his .intelligence le Lord ~,LLit'4lot4, who in.iiii.itty w,:nniiitoce I his Puy' 4" tlctier4l 14iti..p04), with his Army, moved INtowintis 44146'3' anti otir gAiii*.advonceil up t h • t r tW i tr " 14 tititigtitio o of which was flow en t'7tit" ' r ve• Thii conjoint movement will stiffici t;lt'i ezi;lain the check u hich MASSeNet is stated, in it4tl"lllsei' 'leiter, to have met with at the Z..,. tit° At"thr4i BLS it.imhY's I , ltter wilt, we 1)011qvvo. tlbliihtd in tins tienin 's G.tzet le. ' . 1 1 ' ; r, t, 4 il ee FL ; iitil with extreme, regrct, by an acv.ount o f I,4t'atiltatt Assiz:s, whit we have receiyed, lii. itaVe tint root! ) to insert tins d iy, that Inc illi6. i lliti 1 / you Societies of Unity(' Irishmen are apin at 1 411 riL,. 4 : 11 ° 0 e ndeavouritig, by aciiiiitliSteting oaths,' to ,lkopie from' their atiachment,toGovernmeilt.. m t!ilt 1414. -Word is Constitution, and their It r %Al ':1 -71 Y tssenibles that 'of 1 798. We rely, ' .4ovrevera Le k il: wisdom aud FlCllvtly of ,he Iritili G9' ern' tit tlicittually to cieLat their itigitious tittelat('"`' I':.AV4I i i , ii re, we confess, a little surprised to lila .. t‘, T the Abining Chronicle tins again thottght Pr°- iii,l4l° 4 'ivqt to the ieport whiCh it /circulated "4"' 5p: ; ,,, i , t14 the Krnos health. That",report, which 1 7" red 4 )11 the 181 b, bah been eOntractitled by Ibe -- I,i .)ht,ttnoir ot the siatementS of hkS.MIoitSTY'S tv1i34516414 i bnt the Clfrunick &airs, it rtliiirea at her H:l,:lice'.l4l(l then proceedi to (Wound a species of IN: btltatig4,, which it is obvious c an ncit be giveo•' 4,hictlitvtthat this is the very first instance ill 11 , 1f.4 Li t he is of the country have been C: t ,I lu tt to publish the Minutea of Lilt Cabinet ON, or of II(' c' 44101 t -- ''4u RUN'S Council, the Members., ts (44 t 44 W" nhservt:d `span a former oceasion, are dif zit ° itrecy, merely ier the purposeof contra.... t • 44/ °llauthenttrotvd paia4raph in al%4YiliPaPet:' 11 15 4441-'l' Miniiterm are bound to give wary, % 111 , , , that fittilt:lln • .because rumours are eclat tha t a dif- : 44, of °Pinion has lately arisen among I Ink PhY* tr% 1"h1 4 is t , hit), 4 .. ..° ,f 3 Y) that the Ministers of the 144 ty ilk 6t°"nPloY themselves in contraditting ttil 44 t ilti*lor:tvl4lch may be iniiented, abd Or "p,. tai%lll6lllo4%iPingtOwn, by publishing, w hen. 4 tli p an . 4 : 11 41 Pelt ItY any newspaper, the whole, or '1144 64" Y Proteedintr of the Quaates Council I 't %aid n , A , , , eh 'he C/o oni , thiPer intlY think proi,er to deterroine. kJ the eictiat had, a. 1,. we base; before übsel v.- ki "'Ntkithei .' ' . • 16 441 i - • ' •lie 11)iurallnii41 respoetin& the-- 1 1 i and it knows, that in a law clay., 0 ' the periodical eitaminatinti) 'pr6a6ribeci by the &icy /161,. will take place—khat the result will be transmitted to the President of the .Council' aud, we presume, be laid before Parliament.. But rejecting all the tegular obannels Infor.! &nation, the Paper in question thO`uses one 'which it knows cannot obtain, and then says, Lin. less that .infortoalion be given; it will not retr.ic . its assertion. Undoubtedly the, Chronicle may, it it thinks it decent and proper, - persist in this course ; but we are sureihereis not One rarionali tam in toe kingdom that will be influenced by it. lt )s as set ted by chic Alurning Chronicle, that slice the Mi nute of tilt/ QUEEN'S : COMICII. &* the Usth , " per , sons Wt. O be fore that time had a constant access to his MAJEsry, have not teen in the Royal presence :" meaning, we piesutne, , the Royal Family; because, in the Chronicle ot 181 h, we. were toid, that tit Physicians had reported that " lei, Majesty .had re lapsed into that sate in which it became necessary to prevent his seeing 'any of his FamilY." Now, it , c ill appear, by a reference to the Itioining Chronicle ot the loth, 'toe third stay after the , .opvosed Minute of Council, that his MAJESTY had, ..n the preceding day, given audict.ec to Mr. PERCISA'AI., and had walked for some hours udun the 'retrace, with the Dukes of.Yoax and Cara.. BRIDGE. al twelve o'clock, Ills MAJESTY Came Out of Witu.lgor Cistle, walktql uu lot: Terrare :ill ono, sceoinvdnirtl by lir.. W:LLIS. At two o'clock lON 'MAJESTY caute agaiq on the Terrace, pc. comp :nen by General MAN . NERC,' waiki till tour. • Yefit !,stay PriflCesses SOPHIA. and AUGUSTA, 'ac clinpatited by I.Ady G. AluttaAY, Gene at "MAN NERS, and eniOnni TAYLOR, t ok Wlnd,o l Great Pak, anti relotted,a` hole b'efore o'clock. Toe QuEEN, alit! PrlnetlitiVS. ELIZABETH and MARY, to k airsug round Al.lidcnnoad; cad rotorncd at v. :o'clock. • • On Titurtidli. night 41fit•T),,c:negs Of DevoNsnre eroert.i .. ,ntql consinertol -portion e diAinginsiet tah;jonabit..B the.Wesu end of 'no iowil ith sip!-I , tiqi bait and supper. ' • The puke of SUSSEX'S ViCcidetit is to cO.l - a hii It at 1 Iginl.4,s for 1,v0) ou 'three nm;.ttis, :;t Pilaeo, two sniddlrOnnes in his leg•l).ir - , 11% betni • joit,r Deogat, dateu. in Otluber, t It is H sattstxtory pool at thy 'Neeurity ich our :ride in this quartet alreatiy bi.gin.4 to de -1,11, dirt . Cl'oll Of our naval and titiii,al to , ~.;e set:l. ;11,•iitfi 0 . 1 the enemy, hat the tiod4 of r.nie the- pritlei,lvl C4l,:otta Ittitirattee in last wt,r only i2OO per ' , lmre ahovy oitr, appe. , red; from :the . aCCOnIII4 hid helirelhe ..Nltoheri at a i le. 01..1et,ing,..,.4 - A 11 e rigto withitt:the 'owe ot lily. it l' olo above par, Ther , ... 13 nu ecnypl e , tk,,leve, o such a state of pro,perit y ilti,rtcords of the In, sur ,nee-t Hikes hole fur live or six yearl past." A few lytters !MVO hrotit rreeived, via Holland,. from liatehtue.:l. It is oi , possiWe to over-rate the . • misery of tLis once ki , )orkt.ing mart of , eointnerce, We-stra told that the Bank ol.f - iattlinsrgh has been plundered, and that three vt 4gons of specie have !•alreiidy betn sent otl hoot its treasury in the &rec. , ton Park. . letters received yesierday '(torn Hamburg!) communicate,- that it has been. decreed, that attr person detected corresponding with England, snail Ue puni3ved With (leat!). A G-ntleman is arrived Pra . lre, wilt) left that cuuLtry ,n Tuesday. Thu! retreat of IV sistitiA, and the tleieio of VICTOh, e ' ie ; hut there weimpt the sliglnest allusion ro thele es nts Ott day of -t1.4 Papets to th e 24th inst. The birth . of, the "young. i NAPOLEON ectiieti to hare entirelt engrossed the puulie . attention for theMornent. No ,espence W; s spared by the Government to give all possible., eclat to this 'event, Ai a Meeting at I , l , oYD'syesterday morning, the' Gentlem en Sobscribris came to a Ilesoluiion,,, that G - nribling . Polleies'aro inane void ; arttl it any Aleitl. ber iv known to produce one , he toileits his sub- acripoon. Mr. itowcatirr, after the above Itts..hvi o i l w as passed, rose and coutphitted theft recent This fortunes experienced by the Metep3,llß and Lloder-' writers were partly to ho attribute I to the scanty information they, roec-irvc.l with ret, t; per.. artual situation of the Baltic, more pit tiLuially 60 for Ja.. [Mary, 1810. Gvotleman of the Committee answered, that the buhatance of the information Iron) the Baltic had beeti poked upon the board, and .put upon the convoy huuk. This answer oaniled several Ineitions to be put to the Committee,. and the Meeting was adjourned to Friday 'nt.xi, when seven more Gentlemen are to be, added to the Committee, its examine all the in tortfia!'lint received from time io time, , and to report Orerefrain. 1 1 4 ths-Hourta.--Yesierday. a Court of Direaors Was lieltl, when Capt ANDERSoN was SW 0111 ink, the command of the ship Minerva, consigned to Bengal 'direct. It is singularly unfortunate that the four of ficers of the GU.trds, who fell in the at ion Of . Bar. rosawere the only sons of thei r re• p ect i ve families. - dn Tttegkisy night t; fire brOke out in the dwell. ing-house of Mr. Harlow, at Caldown, about a mile from Thytnotith, Which raged widt great fury for some time, and entirely consumed the same, toga-. ther with the adjoining house, belonging to Mr. &end. A ypung man' of the tI4MC of Clough, a groom, :Fetforturd fitfy wiles it) nine I)4)mA, op the 13atti :Roadioli-Thurvtlay, for a wager' of (9rtv. whiith 445 a go:11;er of an tour lei, t!lrin the-given tietre;:'• regol4tly per!ornitd his twice an hour fur liva Ituure, whi‘b guaLia Lis insult cafe. m'A VA t - Lit E Ws. PLirmotrrn, INIAncH dg.—Arrived• the Shark, BLI OWN, from Deptford ; t. Minsbeek, front hirtstuntith and the Jahn 'and Amen!, • S hii Niajesty's mitiane, or OR guns, tud Bellona s 'of 74, to flio %Von ; m, tif 14 gui3, on,il eruize; Sawv, of it; ..42,,0,, acon voy for 'tile Downs; and the Atywie, London. Also sailed the Otcar; .DOUGLAS, for Lmtiica two transports, with hoises; and a victualler, ploiisions, for Lisbon. OLIVIAM a MARCH 28." His Majesty's ship C'o;. lossus is undocked, and the . 84 , ijisure dock,.d. SHEERNESS, MARCH ,ship Cressy is ready, and will proceed out to the Mire the first favourable wind. . . The Nemesis awl C'entinelgun-brigs ar e ordered to be paid otl at this Port. DEAL, MARCHW9 --Arrived the 'Raved a9cl so/uiion. ships of war •fiom otr Fli*nng. Appelics fruit. a citiize 3 and several Merchantmen, from the River, acrd remain. P. S. Flue o'clock.—the si,vi'd is just rnad for the convoy to Postsmouth, and the siiips,are pre paring to PORTHIOUTII, MARCII ;:9.-- , Arrived the ilen/ . 9 goo-brig from a eruize. Sailed the Goshawk ten ditto, and 'the -Mute for off li4vre. Flis !Majesty's shit ilPro:;try gives • convoy instrtittions fur Quebec , anti tht: ilier maid t 4) the ships for the Brwsils. The Sarpedon takes convoy to the Do a Ds.—Wind Eabtei 13atxHAst..QuitY, Maacti 28.—Sailed big 11 , 1,4- jesty's 514 Valiant (or -. the 1),).v0i and the,B4iiic; Paised by thi4 afsernoon. hii :d.ijesty's %hip liecenge, ..vitl),ltie undo fur Newtoundhad. Wr Pre extreniel) concerned to find' that we have been led into a vety StIIOLIS erroi, from a Morolog Paper of Thursday la.a. a jtase repot t of , die Spttech di.livere'l by Mr. It. JACKSON, ill the. East lodia noose, \Ve...ht,-sday last a n d w e ar e Ihr more sot , y it i• 'lds, a 4 it.,, ttoy be orinjuriniii tedidency in the fiir claims of a Cienilemart, , ehitrailyr and iniid,iet it as the ot.ije.,'t of " to place atoll,. suspiciun." • Mr. kt AND At . JAsan. ON dr:f not We have condo him Say, " "I'ltat M.. WILLIAM CULLIZAS JACKSON:N.3: house by tme Mao, aoi Government, under - oil lair) nt inal.er6arion • his office," The truth' k, arid we ate authorised. to declare it; that Mr, W. C.JActisirti came to Engiand' at hiS own retitlesr, w,ith the',exp:icit smiciain of the. M ,dras Goverhi l ieht, and onder a ;•iurgenri'stertiftyate I/ • trpme ,ill' health ; and that iic.l f , charges o f e'er prefcireal against him by that Got er'hmeoi,, , ,durin the enti , e period of his. residence .\\ l q wi;l, be more explicit, if the occa sipp sot;d,call tot:AL fH. Th.: l'a Nor...Roue:sr - has - ordered an allowance Id he tuadvtoihe , ntilitary messes of all regiments, in Ropot tion„to valilit to the draw back of the duly on wine to the navy on board their reginnent , of ten companies will_ have an alitiw . attea;ol 26b1. ift . .4 . adttunti; and so in properticu for.regitnents under that number. • 'Must - c:.. , • -, .'.:The sixth of the tieries of Concerts the firm >f a 1 s r I i SKAIsoN, BARICENIAN, and' qaitatoitex, was ;Illetidvd lint night by a very numerotliliffa ers'garit audience.. We were sorry to find tha BA was no , yet able to attend, as he is ver , , , much res;eaed 'for his private worth, as well as for his high professional meiits. se lections Wcre jittlieioos and - agreeably varied, and all , the compositions tern diawo from valuable stores. Astir partictila'rly thstingoisbed himself in aConcerto on the Ylute,'pleaSit% in cont Posit ion, and which' was' ,xectilrikvitli t,tetr , eXplrsniOn, ;1:11 r:#(tr3tkaLlOAill. HARRISON gave ""'!'ire oj Toro," -written by WALT4a'S . 6orr, and .Uoi,eoscd. lionsutr, with alt hiy Ape testa au l curl eettiess, CA TA LAN' seem: e t i.gitite recovert•ii, it we might judge tio , n the o [ enoil Rug spirit with which she give two fine airs. In co 'sequence' 'ot the tlca'tti of Mr. Weicuset.c, sett. the.:a;her of Mi's. and Mr. Welt:tisk:Lt., the !rade., pinted aids were circulated apologising for Mr. W eIC If 81:1,'S, a t) . .tenct,•, and therefore the Band. was contitteted by F. Cu/alb:II with his usual abiltry. 'NEW MUSMAt. FUND.—IL is k% it it great pleasure we state that the Annual Benefit Concert for this truly excellent Insiitution;• which took place on Tbursday: last at the Great 'loom in the King's Theatre, ;wait atfend,cl . by a , very large at Visituitli to about 1500. Aii.CA , T% r.. 5 had been to -much po aed as to forbid the hope .of herbeingpresetn, a printed notice was circulated,. , to signify that' Mrs: Ilt:iricoi had - kindly .under. . taken to be lter substitute. At nine. o'clock, how. .ever, Sir G . ; Sstrati'ittformed the company iliar, finding her,self better; and anxious to contribute her .powers in aid of to meritorious a Society, she re solved to beipresent - i - A short time after.she,rtp. And :having -gratified the company with a. r.isog, fetired,,antidst ibud and universal plaudit. Time ci.liCet...itttelf s —itr' point of seledion and per fortoanba', -*as worthy'or the eutittent .erufessors whom. it was arranged-and executed, and therefore limit comvaily.enj• ye , i the pleasure arising 'trued t he triertions rti fiiSr late talctir., ri. ighteped b y t h e conscionsitc , s of baying coot ed to the ,i.ppOrt of a tripln laudable Y .i i'll4 Eiji; k‘efiVill)Pi have liPforc ns a Cadiz Gazette of rietint. date, •ellich contains an 4t% :01141t tit - If;' Opyt•rdiio.l al priolian to the 'e:ghbourhO6 of Slgnenza. It waB rirr ntrair of no . 6 1 , -.1 top°, t rri3,:e to irs,lt, i n Nr7hidi istohni•Oy the 1: s; of tire e 4.1-, winch is not iv:ion/wed, was tt:tling, An,t A :4e -e also the' Knpecin, was.compdt, ci ro rctirt..l by . itVeror owe bers ; It furni:dic, , ;pi; w.rane %V Tv ! ' a , ,;ainst o , triehments of the, French , roop., prodw...tivr• of pt. r.etual InsecUrily;• incir e to dcpu:si the .-pirit of tile Fiendi 44Uitiiw t my cth t speciei ht hootllity. It is an obseti..ition a! sonic to.porta nee .Wi, h risgard to these 'pani'tt larr ties, that link ke rcgular armies, they ,experieoce peither disgrace not theohvenience Won) thcir q•Jent retreats. When overmatched, they have only to ictire.to,their I(3i - tresses, in which Snam ahoundi, whence they.mayisally forth le annoy their.eneruy at sonic mote convect ieri t oppdrt witty. . The Same Gazette contains an a dd re a s to t h e peop l e of Cadiz, inviting them to subscribe for the purpose of clothing told arinmgdbe volunteers trem the pro vince of Madrid that had joined the Empeeinado, whom the acichhis calls " a model ofheroism in our revolution; and one of lb:" firmest supporters of tln in . .epcnclence of the ,co nntry.'' sh a d: we,'' this authors of it observe, " who are protected by a 'strong firtresii—"ce, who, notwithstanding the cam- Mon trifortunes,liyc in security, steep in traitqoility, and enjoy uiore than tfie necessaties of life; 6411 we .be it.sensibloto the Claims of th e E m p ec i nn d o, who entreats supplier for our countrymen, who are braving all the-rigours of the seasons, the extremes ' of hung6r and nakedness, and are ready to shed blood in defence of their country ? Our allies kcid not tail to join, us in so laudable a measure, and, with their using geverosity, will be forward to con tribute to the succe,s ,:ati,e in which they, tc.:l cammon interest, and which they have always ie. garded as their (p.n." LAW REPORT. courcr OF CHANCERY, MARCH 29. WATERS v. T/i,VLOR. In the Opera . Hothe cause, Mr. RICHARDS pro. duce.l the CEM , C4Ii Mr. :iylor t© the propoi.vort ut, ye, , erday by Mr. I I..rt, ors the part of the pLaititf,lmeetti l ; to hove toe sum of 13,0001. trans.. ferr;:d frela his &JAl:l'i hinds fir payment of the rent, 1.9te4,, insurarice, monies, AO salaries to the perform,-rs tow due from the concerns,. tilt? pay inetttg to be , 1111,1 v by the the proportion and tanner .advised or directed by hitpsclf the Manztger. • Mr: titqtr,•oll the part of Mr. Waters, offered to fifeeedc; to this proposition, provided the Trustres, ho s:o.yoicd nawithngins's at any , tune to welt: ihrOlder or the Court.to have the direqti,po of the application of the tuno. , , • . . , , Mt'. filcrtAltili reo.iseA 10 con?ent to su c h a va.. OaLion 111 thc te:ms ut tile ri opose4 40 ra.gr.qlcll(, , illtittg that 11.: COttld not cobieut bey9no lii4 titv n•c -I.l(mi, and Ilia E roposed al r..ngcnneni 01' Coins;; why la,lml. The Lunn CHANCIELLOR observed, in poinird lertn%, that tni ann:.l Wdzi and deterinincl this c.:se, b •ing frsolved aft,.o . every due, conmitterl. n.,n he sl!lp'ct, to nrat.44 - e the voncerns us tnt: o,,era l buse, if tt pin ity,i,t upon it, but in no ' w.ty nccurding 10 I;ie !wits of lho Nit. HART Gant statr , . , Itot sbuttla en Tue , d.iy 1 . 1)0 , among other for an Mr.l'aylor, to ply in to a receiver or the Court; a sum of tiouul. admitted in a Svhettolk. to 1)4 last answer, to bo in hii hatiJs of tho inun e y of the Theatre. • , smnssTEK SE!SSIONS. FRIDAY, }I . t,RC 29. A. withered Prorbet , !ss, clamed eliice Burke, above 0, appealed .0 the Court through ti er uo tt e. eel, Mr. l'aA'r, to gnash a conviction against her, oi s I it before FIULDIN 0, 'One o f the , ot Queen's:square Office, tor being a comnion impostoi. riliecirrtiortiaot: dt.:pused agaiost her were by a police officer, ho 1, law her occupation as a pro.. found derder destuiles. He saw her going to. wards liar leNtpir, in the attic regions. of a house in . ChAL-s-court,' in the Strand,' on the,2lst ins Lint, (.110,k by two d:tti Sek, in the occupaiion of c:hil. 01.4ids,* and he . gently ascended alter them, at a rrspeetfid distance, And saw tilf!til enter the sybil's aparltwnt : ht. peeitad through the keyhole, and observed a dozen - other lasses, who were alio vo. taries of the Prophetess, waning to cbmitilt beer on the d;spOsitiotis of the Fates towards them. The occupied in' posing Over the hind 011,, of the dattiseli, and altertohel)r consulting the Mew; at the bottom of , a,ll)ytitiCai CIJC . ce-cop, in'or der to discover her, lature fortunes; (India a little Whit o, with grim atiu sole,lol voice, she pro.. tiounce'cl ilie . ;;ir most lia‘e to encounter many niktortinfeS ) th.n. tilts ,uverkt,iot: tiv.'ol all : that a tea, in lore. with her, and would 11 0 .311131elyinsirly Iser ; but tb.it be. tore tuarriag<l . llo would tai - teal.l).2rty with her, w hich ah eu '57 th,tresist, and woukt afi tr . V. 31(6 ' t);.C.0,110, lief MUNI Vallial,ij ii eii.t . The con 'ii ibi ilL)Wcvet eoicirtlito!'l the Pruphetesi stito . -a os , stake.-t in the cutout . ..et / / i v hair,, b rit lie must take • a liberty with lier, shalt abd must not resist, and; clay. were before ti Magi str,ite. The CILSIRMAN, however.... wa, of opinion s from thii eviirticeouai as no inEmoy s e e n 1 0 ping. owing to the UtfiCter t s. precipik,n,,q, the charge milli not tti,ide out to •warraut a conviction, MI it wail th4rvford quashed. T" o Pun men) the one a suigeoui of this Mlle of SWIM, and the other a I,..teut. A , itos, were telti in sureties to keep the peace, tney having b.en ap. • prethended in litimpstead fields, whilst the 14,01;lid was measuring fur a duel. A. disagreetnt tit occurred between the pm ties at Covetit-gitructiiheal,e, which led to the meeting. I r