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~~~ ~~+`~r C~~ ' - ' 4 4 4 , 4 I No. ' 6 ' nog" aton e-, o t, o ceoP le'l bti i(1 ce pot sit a ;to , , for a e OD 0 1 f r den 3 %It r chw" the IA 0. ti j e te that L A c e r th e 'O O l ted fS jeC bc ke 4 , of ' and t he l u ta ton t hise be jo to' l ot g" S S there icl ti,S • , e gpli e t h a ` iv i e v e no I,,peg ,!„, I t he clier JCS• • • bivi rls4 Sr ll'h t o Y . e . . c te coo ii v,e 'obi 0 ;es- in ,t victe d t,4 p 1e3 4 7 0070 0 1 i lee; l : l 'ls4.o o r , en e i t e t t' ir o • m r, $"? to he j rob' a t 0-et °- c har. , ' :es 7,1'• 10 0 49 Is°' a te )ae fel r "lb fed ll' was Ction. y e cer Y , Cic Tee., vr . - 1Cf" 1 / 0- fae ;160411 V' U°' foi l IV', V' , • AM! ' VO. tity '•-•-.,.______6927.1 ' tillSltAl•R E n 4 aj t ., . 11 t..51 1 1,N 1 9 17 _,AL,. DRURY-LANE. • _, ti e e st..N., E VENING, Nov. 18, their ItZt o m TtirlNyill perform the Tragedy of s . ‘tii ) : 1 : r• P ope. ' T ',kill PENITENT. 1 , ic e , t rota tite il,othario, Mr. Elliston t ki liic' tiloi'eTa:.(l--ed,ea4tCrectinittit ‘ y D al,. Dub.lin, eCr!alsiesctao,ndMaips: 4 Wilt .. '••itr e . 1 i1i,,,, 4 4214 ar. 404:1ti1, rprzen c cph r , 4 c m al a ie , d in Two Acts, taken d e 0,,,,,t',ENt.r. is:ll;mr.Eiliston • S kit ne lS -c . l al Mr. Lovegrove ; ,:t,, e 'll:r.,. N o a rg v t. rr t .: 4l , A l le r k s t'L.ar,r.; M e: G;;l3 . l 3 iin ' s, ~.‘l r . ..l . ohnstone; R I 'e ~ o e r. • ~,,i ii; Olivier, Miss Kell) ; Lo ),..''„ lisi c n kilsr:• .l ..le, rar aa of Jean de Paris will be repeated k l k ici •tiw l.‘ia s i da y next ex , tS;tli t 4 4 ti le ",!th Ni ach e l h ) ted ean —On Monday, \fri t 'lle's S tra d' : ( louc e e t t' Mr :1I 1( . Kean.—On Tue.s -\lgt l'Pe arai; c r '! t ' a gern : Le s tit e i r a' Ha r. rci Miss "Walstein ti 4 tit i " . T.,1 1 1 1: : 44 ii ei that Character) ; with The Irishman A:., 4 liolein ). st Y; The Castle of Andalusia : AI -4 wil l ',a l Aft • • uepr„ T i ti rbc . e has been long in a.ctire prepara hTti, "I , t) a few days. 1 . % ~, • 1110 , . b e eitEC it nYAL Coy r , N0,tri . ,,,, 1 / 4 ) ENT ~ , ENT-GARDEN. 014 A ti` nl ed th e • EVENING, Nov. 18, will 04 t bkli l l :,! 4 ; O e o r r?gedY of .. tLt ott ; it ,lt, N. L.. ‘I 111 E 'FATAL MARRIAGE. - Totbr,ily • k *, Urr aY Bi ron, - Mr. Young ; Carlos, ''" aiip...;,,' '''r• k:ge:ten ; Isabella, Miss O'Neill, Iti l i sh lo i i" ct lace H: that Character. Wilt b e •r• an Epithalamium. . 1 t , .\ 40, T h , ) , : ptiled, the new Comic Opera of o‘ , t, 'Pa ! n , ,,, "N ois PAttis. . I.,i,,'iv",k);e4, Nl.. li s re, .Sougs, &e. entiroly new. • !101 1 . Li , ,N/ T "Ilan' : the Grand Chamberlain, Mr. cl i ,; Priti‘lston;Ournset; Pedigro Potts (Landlord of N': ce , 3 , f vregory, Missy; Philip, Mr. Tin ,`,,lstiNil h '.‘'l7arre, MStephens ; Rosa, Miss •; •t h ; 4c4an ee ,_ "‘ DY Mons. s • ~ ( i 1.,•,„ , oissons, Airs.' Parker, Miss _,pigt, o''an, &c. 8 4c Y 2411 Itill Per a' of ohn . of Paris will be repeated o r foul 'l‘ 12,,,l 2 ,, , , . kr notice, Monday and Thursday ex est tit "' Paattr th e T \liittliti Chi *, in ~ artar, and The Mayor of Gar ,k.,'S O'N l ,hta, e ' air. Middleton, being his first ap \:4. t NI ; -',......--on Mondav Romeo and Juliet: Ju tkitt .„19.ritc.,'th Timottr the Tartar.—On Tuesday, • 4; li.o.: i p; Ale. Kemble.—On Wednesday, %re -11/),1 tlttl' ' kre lie l\ in i bile ( ; ) = 1; 1 7- 11 ( e ) Fje ' sr c i i ( N t o ' n j d u y - . (11 1 U. "4 42' 0 ,. 1( 1 ' 1/.- --- - 'FICE, Nov. 10. 1314. .N, k q 4 i zeret - • 1,, 4, erii lti Y&e per, that a Session .9 f Oyet N t ter ~,,,a k / lit, • 'l a Gati/ Delivery, for the Trial of Of - e 4 ', 4 th e ?... t t , 44 . t.,. •• • , ,f t, -.Viz Seas,,withire the Jur; nuction of c„., , - 3,, ~ tfr i vit t ,,.. , 4?,, t a4 d,zeill be held at Justice Hall, ia the Flo ga it,fri i 7 , t4i,,,,,, ? , r t 4 lath of .Decentber curt, the a r . . Jrnin • J. Tr. CI?OICER. I N l th t _ 4 14 - I,' I I 4(1,7,k. lA' i,: t -T ER-HOUSE. qki‘k . IN '4l-tSARY MEETING of the N T *4 . :11.44 GENTLEMEN educated at CHAR ,., ti tle .. • I, V. be FIELD on MONDAY, D eact.,4l.N, )11‘:a ;e t . l .I.EIVARDS, zra, - ),,•Iter ' v e,? Robert William Hay, Esq. kt t aet , , s : q. Rev. C. Rowlatt, '`., eri ee 44 111 I Rev. John Fisher. I. -\- 41 'Itr v6 ll ES RICHARD FANSHAWE. 01i,,,:•-- u.. .41,ti••".i1l at . Half-past One o'Clock. Si ~ r O'tit iv , --- -•, "-Nile at Five o'Clock. 0; t it.i 11 4 ( ,:,:.11: 1 - , - -- i --- ~,,,,,,,, 4 the ~ t 1 ‘C)‘7l:""it. ' .I'i t t , 4 tv l 4 4li• ,'e Contractors, respectfully t. 'tt s R (4 the STA IT, LOTTERY wiilhegip • 1 '... 3 4 :ti th e 30th NO:VEMIIZR. There are • ', 'clieme contains i ‘,...,.,..1 rizes of • L.16,000 ••• ~ '• • • '' • 6••,,"•. , .. : ' • • • - . 2,000 IQ,, , . • , .... ' • • • ....... - k,v 1, , ,, ~, • ~,, •• • ......... . ... 500 it'Vd t ,' ••' ' • • • ............ .300 4 114 ,? 4 7ii,'; • •• ........... 200 0 1 1 , 'ltAti'',,zes of ma 'Ol 28 1 &r ir y t . l l:l l.„.; - " 4 ' 3 are. selling at . S . \VI -FT - and Co.'s 5t 54, ,, 4, ,5 . :; l lt-e ross . I And No. 31, Aldgate High -7.Nt.1 1.. , street. 1 ,5,\ 11 4 1 ,, ' e4'i tt l4l4"l, % ) )4ill ikli and eventually danger- X" ( ,,, 11 7 1 ,''''i -s',, to tt s ) :. l • -) g e , L'suaged and safely removed, 's'Mcl l " , t r, (, o ',,e , dit'ine prepared by W. LEWIS, 0.,N,,?, t, 4, 44 ( )e tbl;e It-garnen. It is sold there in Stitit, ti t , It aai p i e ' for tI. In each packet is con th..ti,T,,e t , 4a y ~., -printed Directions, Rules, and' si l'•i %t tl 4'(ts3,,tisZtsilollferi ntr under this painful dis•-• A,it t , Qt l. l 4 t e jr4. l l' , ai ode ~a,of_3udging of, and pursuing ~X t l:l.el, l ,t,,t , ': i nti l , 4. `;! , 2:t!_ecting relief, orof guayst -I:ik 1 1, 41 edi e '. or ii, ':- dasher .of Fistula, which ,N , N*,,i.11, at ~i,_ lariaged Piles. Among other ' N,i ) 1, tii,,, stN b ~.,.e. who have approved of the ,‘ )N. tz) tn i) ..kni e - 4 'ne present medicine (or Of the ~.It!,i4 ., , ittitit o ned 1,•.;-•tiii the anode of administering tliN, qr itei t . ' J uba /1. 1 . 'e celebrated Stahl, Hoffman, 6rt McCrea earl y st , 'utter. When the Piles are paid M al Nlitre,? re4i6.'.'ge. t hliealing art has resources Vllli t .,') ti , lit , •", but tn establish a core. These ).(114•iikt;•:_,.._txttt,tlyontltdoitlilerztbove,printed Directions. it , a , ,e 11 , ," , k ee _ , H:.il Exclianize; Maude, An ,:„. 11 1 • L. ,il, Meyler Bath; Tyler, Brent- 14,,i ) grm et , oi ; s ee , .. ; ~ „ . it tl ii Nti l it•Rt• '; Col e ! , ( -3 , I; uckinglia in ; I o‘s n k t; t, 4 ble . , t " stet' ; Jolliffe, t'rewlierue ; '1 ... ,tiy,. ~;1.1.,,,,c1:,,,!.41c.w0iiiii or Woolmer, Exeter; t,i\i• y44.l'tit. :1, T.1.1.i1t;:1it.„.(,-,:i lis".biti:bluraFPcgt°lini:;n•ln'r:,;.;:°l:es",'LiN?Kfoirr: 4 ,f t . ki l 4 N .1, ' ...11, wells Edes, wick- , v'klSi l' 6\- 1.417 ri - T I :',,A„TH OF Ti-iousANus • ' .Nit',ll;l,,lLii,- THE AFFLICT E D. • :it,)q , "%vi n Cire„tllll Co. Surgeons, Char ..,,,N,0,, 41 , 4 q tiiirsth.arlotte-street, Blaelifriars \s':ut, ~‘l-1!•;n itin ns Ch aVel, during :ia'year.s ergo.- ik l q r h . '!'olt, l l " to t i, a '?ds fall victims yearly to a . 4tht pi otel ig iiiitera•etir taklng• the Cure in hand It ti ":14 - 4 , 4i.:,'? i s on Th e il ( til, fd wllich hove caused t*h t Aet :', l t l t h tl e the tarS, deitineees's,asTtricbtll3e.'s,ditij-- ( 1 1 ( 1 1 . t •e 11,etb0aes, ulcerated sore ti.;•••iat T ;, ~,t,,,1th,,. In ,_ , swelled ankles, nact:::•nal l'\ '4.1(115.T, thsvAn4ti.:,,ik)tregnentty mistaken ;tot! (;:' ik‘ili i lt l• •,:,•' With ten ! With Strain of other disea , l,4 i I:li4LQhimit!l?•,j,ati, 4: general Debility, and decay ; N, 4 .4 ls ote' l ltit, 44 . f raal a DREADFUL i.)1:;- is ~,, co k lt ka, er f Tel : th e i t i t "'Proper use of me. - - :••4 4 ' , 1; 41 1 1, ,5,,, at in e 'eiii•ti l l •' - i aPPears Years after, awl \ , ' t` 04, 1 .th e , , I ges of their little tender and kir' iNi, 't, at ' Cf ) l a3tisp e . t . e :s , : l / 2 ;,'lff 111,-ittliei,.4," ciisi:l ti l, ?l g t p l•: t i r h e r n f t r • ten till 0• 1 'i,(, ° ,115 4 tj'' - ') 6," ilotts, , i. ' : oin 'l ,l l 4 i" ''s,t • g• -in -.1 •,r oY letters, post-paid, , ;11•1 1 1 ; •,,hp 'Wic k , T ',..,',Tti•:,' a remittance, Mien t \tqlfki ;I N •(.: "4 P . c sent to any part of the At „I,lYt'°. ha" I 0 t el , 1 4 4 4 ,:•\1.,„ 1 , 1,, 5ti e , , ,. been regularly bred to the c l: . l ll l4i re a,i, it e:l, ‘ , ,, t? r , (if t- t r the above disorders, are. Ai:o t e : Le 4;_lelizir.l,.. l ie Royal College of Sur- ti. 1,„‘: : ~t. tins t i:l . le y ii, t i , .. • and it is` ratifyi'n,,••• to their N: ( 1 14 , 1 )4 1 •• it h ' e cued very , m any of their A I 'il A • L thi 1 . ° ‘e dread; 1 )• .. •,, •• 4 4 nio,, i, : h r ka. , i, , i d f ailed) .1.1 disurilei s (after tkilit!.?;,st4ll)(rrv'llosilbUot4ciired without !'turning N' i t: O . i t,e ' sl ,ll wilitt.ar under the most di'stress hiptoe,,i , e ver cause, whether juvenile 1 tiktl„,.'t..!lespair. Direetto ?iassrs. Pet, g','..t-',1_74 Chariotie-str,o, sip- I . 'gen larsi-road London. .., kal ~ ;4::: .,,, _ ltiiti,„.; ,... : AL r . : 4 .414 , h ore s s o f t. of D . a c utin~n a theNt y A. from Paris, has te hououroubi lity, Gentry, and his Fr/AH(IA, that he GIVES LESSONS in the ABOVE ART, which, from many years experience and the advantages he has acquired from the novel mode of French Teaching, and his particular attention to the speedy Instruc tion of Pupil , , will, he hopes, insure the honour of their Patronage.—No. 53, Frith-street, Soho-square. MR. WEST's PICTURE, CHRIST RE JECTED, is now EXHIBITING at No. 125, PALL MALL; and in compliance with the request 4 of ninny per sons of respectability, whose Friends are coming to Town, and who have expressed a desire of SeCill,7, the Picture„ Mr. WEST will Continue it on view until forther notice every day (Sundays excepted), from ten in the morning - till the close of evening.—By order, SNTART, Sec. N.B. Good-Fires are kept in the Roonis. TO - ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT. 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Hamilton, &c. froni the Originals, now in the pus , session of his Son, Mr. G. Vion4fall. • A few copies may be had on Royal Paper, price 31. 3s. in beards. Printed for F. C. and. J. Riving - ton, T. Payne; G. Wilkie ; Lungtnan, Urine d.. 14.1 Brown ; Cadell wad Da, : vies ; J. Murray ; J. Nlawnlau; . p.ud It. IAW tviu. `. rG;' 071 ---A-P‘ ' r „,_,.°V. ,” - , A"M;• : . ~..,,,,,- . itt„,. , ' , l ll ' :tii 0,..* ~,, , I. ...,,,,, V A+ ':=',..` .4, NEW FRENCH TARIFF. CHAMBEIt OF DEPUTIES. The following are the most interesting Articles in the new Tariff presented by the Committee, and founded on the principle, that good.: imported by French ships should be subjected to a less duty than *hose imported in foreign hottoms : Coffee from the French Colonies, imported by French vessels, per •metrical quintal ' - ' - 60 francs. Foreign ditto - - ' - - 75 Raw Sug , iri of the French colonies, imported in French ships - - - - 40 Foreign ditto _ - . _ 60 Clayed Nugar, of the French'Colonies, imported in Frelich ships - - .. - 70 Foreign ditto , _ - - - 91 • Refined Sugar, prohibite.i.. .Cotoa, of the Fren c h C o l on i es - - 90 Foreign ditto - - - - 95 Chocolate - - - . - #- 159 Te,t, of every sort, per killogramme - :1 Pepptr - - - - 80 cents, Ditto, imported in foreign bottoms - ` 85 Cloves, per metrical quintal - - 2. Lancs. Imported in foreign bottoms - 3 Cinnamon - - - - - 4 In foreign bottoms - - - 6 Bark of every kind - . - - - s BREACH OF CONVOY. . The following communication has been made to Lloyd's, from the Admiralty AdMiralty-Office, Nov. 14, 1814. Stn,—l am commanded ta'y my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty to send yon, for the information of the Committee for managing the affairs of Lloyd's, the accompanying copy of a letter from the Hon. Rear-Admiral Fleming, of the Bth ult. and also of its inclosure, relative to more than 50 mer chout /Jess, Is having passed through the Straits o.t . Gibraltar, to the westward, without convoy. I am, Sir, your very humble servant, " (Signed) JOHN BARROW. To Mr. John Bennett, jun. Lloyd's. His Majesty's ship Elizabeth, Gibraltar-Bay, Oct. 8. have the honour to acquaint you, for the informa tion of my Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty,. that snare than 50 merchant vessels lately passed through the,Straits, to the westward without Convoy; and from the informatiOn I pos sess relative to American privateers, there is Very little 'doubt but that a great pact of them .will fall int o th e b an d s of the enemy; but the evil does not stop here, for the supplies these eruizers obtain from the vessels they capture, enable tliem to keep the sea, instead Of returning to their own country, which they must have done long since, had not it beet - I'lor the above. circumstance.. Fructose a list of the convoys which have sailed from tt t e Bay for England since I have command,, d on the statiOn,• by which it will appear that ample protection li;e4, been itifforderl ‘ to the trade; and I only know of one brig having. ed out of the wholf,. I have therefore to request their Lordships' direttions as to my detaining such vessel 3 as may be in my power,'Until the regular convoys are appointed; as,' without following that system, numerous captures must take place timing the win ter season, and the enemy thereby be enabled to annoy the regutarvonroys; I have the hrinooi to be, (Signed) ' E. FLE.SIING, Retr-A dtnirel. - - r • /mu. of envoys which have sailed from the Bar a Gib raltar for England betweri the Vali of May and Bth of Oc tober, 1814:-- Jane 12. His Majerty's ship Milford. July 2. Redwing. . Royal Sovereign. •. Prospero. • _ • Leveret. • • , . Haughty. • Sheerwater. • • Unite and Mtralaid. • • . Armada. ' • illossom and Nautilus. •. Rainbow and Philomel. • . Scout, Sparrowhawk, and Badger. . Crocus and Kite. (Signed) C. E. FLENJING„ ttear-Admiral. The Minstrel sailed with a convoy for Lisbon on the sth of October ; and the Edlnlon-rish, Hyacinth, and Carlotta, are sletained with the convoy for England by contrary winds. 83. Aug. 3. 7. 93. kept. 11. DISTRIBUTION OP PRIZE MONEY. To his Majesty's schotmer Arrow, for the Chasse Marees Les Antis Rnenis, La Fleur de Vatican, Le Hereux, and an other, name unknown (marked A.), on Tuesdays and Thurs days, at Brick -court, '1 - • To his Majesty'3 sloop Castillian, for American letter of marque Situ, by the Pelican, at N o . 12, Clements Inn. To the C.iope, for the *anis') vessels Junge Greenwoldt, Hollnung (1), Flaming (2), and name unknown (Urgent, Drake, Princess Augusta cutter, and Hearty gun brig in•com pany), on Tuesdays and Fridays, for three months, at No. 41, Norfolk-street, Strand. To the Cydnus, for tine recapture of the Wolf's Cove by the Briton, and a squadron in company, on Ttlesda+s and Fridays, for three months, at No: 41, Norfolk-street, Strand. To the Cyduus, fur the recapture of Rachel and Ann, on Tuesdays and Fridays, for three months, at No. 41, Norfolk street, Strand. To the Eurotas, for the capture of the French sloop L'Hett reuse Marie Adelle, on 'Tuesdays and Fridays, for three months, at No. 41, Norfolk-street, Strand. To the sloop L'Evoir t for the detention of th e P russ i an ship Charlotte Sophia, at N 0.41, Norfolk-street, on Tuesdays and Fridays, for three months. . _ To the Dryad and Virginie..for the detention of the Danish brig Inge berg Maria, at No. 10, John-street, Adelphi, ou Tuesdap aud 'Thursday., for three months. BIILITARY. The follo►ying General Order has lately been irsited fro►n the Itecrnititig.DepartMent, Horse Guards : Highness the 'PRINCE REGENT having been isheeß oyal npleased, by proclamation, to direct, that all Soldiers now serving in the Army, who are enlisted for certain periods, which periods are now expired, shall be forthwith entitled to their discharge : the COMICO;DER-IN-CHIEF therefore, notwithstantling any former proclaMation, desires that the Commanding Officers of Regiments and Deists will take care that .the accounts of all Soldiers who come under the above description are immediately made up, and that their dis charges be granted to such as wish to' eave the service ; and that the same models from time to time adopted with regard to other soldiers serving 'for limited terms, according as the periods of their engagements expire. Commanding Officers, will, on the first of the ensuing mouth, transmit for theCommander-in-Chief's in formation,through the General Officcrs commanding Districts, a no- minal list of the men discharged under the above order, (S4cd) Hi Vaßy CALVLAT, [PRICE SIXPENCE -HALFPENNY. PREACIIING fN JAMAICA. A PROCLAMATION. " Common Council, Sept. 19, 1614. " Whereas it is not only highly incumbent up . on, but the first and most serious duty of all Ma gistrates and Bodies Politic, to uphold and en courage the due, proper, and solemn exercise of religion and worshipping of God ; and whereas nc,thing can tend more to bring true devotion and the practice of real religion into disrepute, than the pretended preaching, teaching, and expound- • ing the Word of God, as contaiued in the Holy • Scriptures, ,by uneducated, illiterate, and ignorant • persons and false enthusiasts ; and whereas the practice of such pretended preaching, teaching, and expounding the Holy Scriptures, by such de scriptions of persons as aforesaid, to large num-_ hers of persons of colour and negroes, both of free condition and slaves, assembled together in houses, negro-houses, huts, and the. yards there- . unto appertaining, and also in divers lanes and by-places within this city and parish, bath in creased to an alarming degree, and during such .. pretended preaching, teaching, and expounding, and pretended worshipping of God, divers in decent and unseemly noises, gesticulations, and behaviour are often used and take place to the great annoyance of the neighbours, and to the disreptite of religion itself ; and also to the great . detriment of slaves, who are induced by divers artifices and pretences of the said pretended. preachers, to attend the said irregular assemblies,., whereby such slaves are continually kept and de tained from their owners' necessary business and employ, and in some cases the minds of Slaves have been so operated upon and affected, by the -; fanaticism of the aforesaid description of persons as to become actually deranged : Be it therefore enacted and ordained, by the Common Council of the City and Parish of Kingston (the Mayor, Al- ; derman i and Common Councilmen of the said City and Parish, or a competent and legal num ber, or quorum of them being in Common Coun cil assembled) : And it is hereby enacted and or dained, by the authority of the same, that from and after the Ist day of July next, 'no person not , being duly authorised, qualified, and permitted as is directed by the laws of this Island and of Great Britain, and in the place mentioned in such li cence, shall, under pretence of being a minister ,of religiOn of any sect or denomination, or of be ing a-teacher or expounder of the Gospel or: other parts of the Holy Scriptures, shall presnme.to preach or teach, or offer up public prayer, or sing psalms, in any meeting or assembly of negroes, or persons. of colour within thi s c i t y an d par i sh an t i in c c = any person shall in any Ways,ofFend.; herein, every such person, if 'a white person; 5ha11.. 4 suffer such . ptinishinerit by fine, not exceeding', 1001. . or by imp r is onment i n t h e common gaol, for any space not exceeding three months, or both or if a free person of colour, or free black, hy'a fine not exceeding 1001., or imprisonment in the workhouse for a space of time not exceeding three Months, or both ; ne if a. slave, by imprisonment and-hard lab Our in the workhouse, fora space not , exceeding six months, or by whipping not.exceed ing 39 stripes, or both ; be in those cases respectively. adjudged," Sec. PROPOSED NEW COURT Ton JURY TRIAL IN CIVIL -CAUSES, The following, we understand, has been ofil chilly sent to the Heads of the principal Law Bodies, as the outline of the intended Bill to be brought into Parliament for establishing the new court In order to insure success to the experiment, and at the same time avoid tile confusion which would ensue ; from too extensiveatrial, rf the experiment should fail of success, it is intended to begin on a very limited i.cale. It is proposed, therefore, in the present bill; to confine the measure to such cases as the Court of Session, or Lord Ordinary; after verbal report to his DiviSion, .shall deem fitting, and shall direct 44 issue of fact to be tried by a Jury. " Where the conclusion of the summons -is far reparation by pecuniary damages, it 'is proposed that the Jury,. if on an • issue they shall find for the pursuer, shall also have power to assess the damages. ." It is proposed that th e J ury s h a ll cons i st of eleven, and that they shall decide by a majority of votes; hut, in order • to avoid the obvious inconveniency of the votes and numbers heingr disclosed, it is proposed that they shall act under kilt oath of secrecy. " The v.erditt of the Jury not to he subject to. review, ex, cept a new trial shall be granted by the Division of the Court, on the grounds of the verdict being contrary to evidence, or misdirectfon in the Judge. " order to preside over, and direct the Jury, it is -pro posed, that his Aljesty shall be enabled to appoint a Chief Judge, and two others, to be called L or d s C omm i ssioners of the Jury Court in Ci v il Causes, who shall 'be Lords of Ses sion, or Barons of - Exchequer. in Scotland, qualified to be Lords of Session. "'Trials to be either at -Edinburgh, or at any other place - the Court of Session may appoint, according to the exigency of the case. " The House of Lords to have power to remit causes, now or hereafter depending before them, to the Court of Session, in order that an issue of fact may be directed."—(Etlim:urgh Eveieing• Courant.) TtrE CHM - Wk. OF NIURPER AT EXUTER.—JOhn Burd, the man charged by Ann Radford with the murder of William inckhill, and who was com mitted for further examination, was yesterday.li. berated on bail, the Mayor having received a let ter from Lord Beauchamp, (in whose service the said William Buckhill has been for several years 1)00, stating, that he is livinc , and well, and i 4 now attending off Lady Beauchamp in France.... (Eicter Flying Post ) On Tuesday last, five men from the parish of Torthorwald were fined one guiinea each, besides expenses, by the Sheriff of • Dumfriesshire, fat -having molested a man and woman, and ,for haw• . ing immersed the former (who w much into - xis cated) in a mill race, as a remedy for the feizocish heat of his body. ' =r_ ' • .