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House of Commons 'to inquire into the state, ot Commercial Credit, and to report their opinion and phservatiOns thereorf, The Committee is composed of Gentlemen ' froJn both sides of the House, who he most disiinguisl,el for their commercial knoi.v dge, and their Report will, we have no doubt , xiiitain some most valuable inforination on this most important and interesting subjea. , .......;............. . The condua ~of ''l4l3ltlktAi3OT'Tß towards the; SwL•des, or, rather, 'his declaration in favour of the . independence of their country,. is easily accour4ed for, It is well known that the' SWedes have refo7:- lutely set their faces against the inti•odudion of Yench tro'ops into lilteir Country,' arid Wilboui these tenure litiorAnorrit hold s hi s lite but upo n a precarious co nsiderkg bow disgusted they . . must be to letingaloW.;born upstart preparing to take posses i'64,ora 'Throne belonging to a n 1 11 04 trious line of Ris therifore obliged to put in practice 4111 'iS ean n i o °ll4g, i n order to kcep down their nati -11•4, and prevent it from breaking out to his d ' Al(11 joy. It Was said that h e ' was to advance a 'irgeb44l, in order to oliquidate the peciary ein -44a110 tm :94110ts of Sweden, but that report hats proved Y :411460 115. - if then, without. French tr oo p, m sti l ) P 4 rt ' him — , and, - without lubing laid Sweden 1 44 any Pecuniary o,,iiig,,tions, BRIM Amyl - re kk ere 1°1)11'4 O Peuyl a s il;e subMiSSive tool of fluotsra. ' 4l 2, lili hopes Of succeeling to the. TO roti6 When , tht '' Pr"eot i.Jegeuerate Uoturd who fibs it shot! diet orrb , . dismissed, would -be tpterly vain, 'Hill- ni6-lite ul till be the iininedia!e sacrifiett of popular • itidi• 4d11", Mrs is; therefore, under the nece-siti, 0; M aking Seam tilitriv id re•tarii for . the ipciFtleildoici' °l.Stvetlen, particularly teems to as it ot national- priiie b e a sph reviving itt the North ; but it Would be Ilhardtb snip ° e th at he 11,1 s had any serious clitie react, • , , , with 13llublAPAIITP, or that ho would dare to di lob e i • -y mtit who made him with a breath ; acid can uoirw, L. n "e RIM a i l!) 'with ' equal facility, , Hence we to e° nsi , ler all Bnlt&Ano-tra's pretence% of regard. 0 Sweden and an iiltit-i),,,nde'ni s„iiii, .as the reßt.l(lt of dee p Policy between hint and lii, subtle master. v : b:htiy fr,,„,o„r, no,. Pima° pil Cav ,v lams left leaving for Qtdiz -ton th • c•vening'P.evint : s to h , ' , - ' ' ' ' •. • ...),tv- with ;,. tovvic iiis Exteil,ll,y,-ni c"fhtl- , 1,„,„.. 41,,tl At'ODAGA, 11;td ow iwerviex ol tbr's'''=",-.-- , 1,i,.' 441 (Ile. "`vi ‘'W,i , i - tPy, at AP BI eY • l ''''' 1 _ . , i dlqulS i 1, „.,,` . wft y. t 1:11e-ent„imie,,., (;,,zeite F.,yi,•,tortfittari; '.,:iii' li • i ", c , , , ", ti ' l! s i et! yt ,, u,. • ,1,1 sy' pre, tn led . our to;ider ' II '. '''', i ..,,- c . <-, 5 t,,. I,"iht ;iKtet-abc'c,-,,,ni of ih e v.tiner anc. - .`, Spattethiii'in 'flat provinat% ~s'' ''''"' ''' 1 ' (~,', ~,t; I:tililer whi,.hwc.,tht.r..-to .suity.io co 1 "'` -'l,t. 4.;,8,,t'pani.e.•:.!..N of the getterAtobc,•rt,. ; t . , i ~ i • ' ' tur.,: ‘,e. .1,1 1 A t . tre.ii(4Bl.ato tit a very prt,:nising na ,► il:t,'l it ' hapily it; twilit' iitibile:--- ' , ....... 1 0) .11 '" 1'1,11( h, ifier the T.,ll;ing of Tortoc 1 . r . t ' / 1 " Li dla'e'dir, It (1 t heet.kw;ve-, t,, ~ :r s ,he Pit -it ior 9 fil,'l'll'. Al Va.k, tipeartny of that 1 ,, Mt ince hal - I 4 , 4 - 7 b - llia' lit , tutc.rs 4 i , li ' the ern-my, antottni:.ll... II t ','.! )( ''Ll 4 , •c0, v, co were. .Ittaele tni at.et bt'AtCl4' C )'t 1 ' ''',"Y' At ti. last ',view, Goo ,, r1:11;;;itie ! :Ot ettle , 1.11t."',r41300u the,. ki t t,,r .b..ntle, it-itl ho,ooo tiia,'.. .Catatoni3 will give tt.e• French yr-t.a•-gtt.'., tv qt trouble, and it is not httppulied:Lilai the r‘Vi . 1 t ttrlll 17,. our 10 Tarr,loita : mean tilklet 1"1/1 41" ilt •i; 't'tared ft V ilencia, m here the army k art iv::: t!' 'g',ll'sing.' 0'1),s;11:::;1, lia.l been ohlt4tal tttil,','„lgAlibront, for :he itetiefitof hit; ffearili. 1 . ii ,i,4l spiv 1, 0 •1 •,7 ude no tittivrment from, NI ti ' iii Oi l , 1 1, 1 ‘ i C'' it), lltry welt Lk. re 3113' Me' '-ti tio'''''.l; t '"l't bid; 11, , ii I ; z,t, I'l t want of tousket,s 14 , ,It. „ t!v t , i , , (1/ 1,11 111 ea,tiollia, (;t4Zl4ll,4)tara., and' the ttsirill.trtnY''' i# • • Pri v ., t r 1141, . "IS: Ittteri froM WaSl'illgiOtl Of the '76sth. 11,1: vt'stittO 11,1' I! c John iltlanit frigate waS on ILR-. ti t to " 41 '4, ‘% ill, two rti,ssenget3 on boit'd; , witch , )11-,ts• fin Lt .tlar.,l Viotti the eh:trip - le r ot the 1,1,:-.voent, the :Ise b. log s‘.nv of Coltmel flAhrll-.: coil Secretary of the Navy r and the other Itt. son st (113 °4ll‘o,Yunt it 'wits , storally suppo.ied that the- Niel... ' •-•. Wire of gvent• importance. D t i t ', a 4 , i .."--ln constquence of a very trifline (1"3.1.'",0 titlin 14e4k.1,141C0 at 13 arbkti•,t.•te, on tne I'sl. trot J.' Ni t r Yi Set ween'Captail 13(1A:11;41AS, ,Of t.,"e'2d i''lt- To t -4 a t • OW finds Itednient, anti Enkign ? l)r. Llitir iit ti ' 'ltlie Royal West.lndia llankteri, ;a wii.ets, lit.,:1:1"r41 tire, the for: t'r INH% shot , through die tliind instantly expired The survit or Mune. Y eseaped from the .faland. ,- . 1 () t' 41 . . Il e 4 . idayabe' Royal Hunt w.ai• renewkli, for T.', 41 till), i fick I ho ii.(tiv,.p.itton 01 11'S MAJESTY'. Ot Mt t V, [' . ' ''' .444,, I .‘) )te toe ix.laveit,ti3 CO.lttsi 'NA W. 1.., the a 4 1„ . r "I Ile King's Stag El otind4, gave or,derm -10 r 'hint.t, to be in reattirsess tiA- tKi'. cbty'a diversion at 'tried bt Lch, at wbielt time a . remark.ible fine deer al South Hill. Park, WI; Iv a numerous field hritrientletten sportsmen. At fi rst, being loaned ti:rii,,, "le cart, he sbewed great sport, by rim %.llll much swiftness • through the enc10...‘.. iti li , 9'• Mrstkinghittn, leaving lot lo the I,,,,,ro:Yihtlie Black liirdi, taking to the right to- Il tar B e",k'rsis w hero lie rats witb great. sp.Ntr.l Ilitigti.a,Not, making kdouble back towards sufi• 4. 111, *here be made 'for. Windsor Great Pall., 4 IlletitliaileaP in • by Sand Pit Gate, attd rail ankoni;,,t. Mirthhi 4 )1 deer; they all set oft full sist.ed. from :ten one, Which joinetl bins in the ehace, w het t -ci:if9e. to the douhle.gate. in the .I,6ng Walk, iti,trs, "ti leapt:el ever; .and left the et he'rte t.is U. :itar thwuicil . was at length . taken i li a large ditch, ( lit r: bottom of the Long Walk, rafte r iirl VXLeI. 411T,b,,ra bt Itear thrve hoots. lien hig the ultac ft. li t i t ~,., (. 4Portftrnen were obliged io relioqinsh Ite Eirsutitr.t)ritlii...rowinkt' to their hors..s ki,tidt,ll6., tila "ug so excessively wet, n" . ', - ~. H.. i\i.,./.VA,i,' kPkNisl ,PLibtOUTH, FEB. 128.—Arrked the But/i cm/ Dragon, Altic`c and another transport, both from tLisbon, with returned stores, twelve days . passae, , , sailed with a fleet under convoy ot. his :Majesty's ,ship Polehers, of 74 guns, Capt. J.- P. BERESFORD, , the convoy, are suppo.ed to , have piksied up Channel. It is said those transports , bring intel- : ligetice that the 'French Army had broken up their camp at'Santaroun and moved from their p6,ltion, and that 3;000 , c f their sick kid Jailer) into' Deaf hands it is also reported 19! JUNUT had arrived at Lisbon from the French Army, tor.the purpose of obtaining tne&eal'a-ssistanceand advice'tur the very , severe' woundl;t;e~lyrece . ived by h,tn to the face,' 'Whilst.recontleitritrg our advanced' posts, , in conse q;uence of Lord WELLINGTON I S . offer to hint to that . etroc.l . • Arrived his kijeny's ship Sceptre, of . 74 guns, troire oft Brest.. , Sailed Isis I'Vlajesty's ship Di fence, of 74.• guns, for kitl [1 from BArnnool anti anchored, in the , Sound, Ins Ma;esty ' s mulus, of 44 guns. A. case, containing cartidge paper (marked im the outride- per IFehington, . paper 'cartri !g-s, 18 p l s.. 000, N. 16), as picked op od . tt9s, Port yest,r,. day by a ti , 4hitig smack,. supposed -to have come out of the Weliington transport, boutitt to Lisboo, that Nyasjun d0m..0 oft' the Liz..ird by the Attierickm ship inleramrse; His Maj'esty's ship Scylla that arrved here yes -Ird,ly from a cruize, spoke a few sdays strict~ his strip Aiernel, of 38, gum, (...;i0 f. Sir M. •.SF:v 14-on, thirt. %.4 Inch ship was then in : chmie of a French corvette, that had captured an English tne:r cilaui DeAi., NT Allow outward-bound remain. Arri , ed .the 4tlercury, Wzt.sobt, iron) Morahan). 1..a4t night, off Dungeness, Ste was attacked byt tree bid) she beat Off, :lad carried away. ono . 14 their masts. T..ey Atettapted to board her lour but were most gallantly repulsed. ' t PO{II.'SVOUTtI, iViAßcir t.--Arrivcd the Poi . / ilia/ma ;row tii , irDcr‘v 114. tbt: Rettpote tor, the Downs, and the Co quille km crwzu, • ,I.4'At.r,totlitt, I.4.Gti 27.—Arrived the Dispatch 1),.1 5 .ii e t I.y Loaii,trutn Sunnitin. . rpo LNYMIENTS. CJI)t. K Chontts, to the Undaunted; ' . t A I 11, Pi;vtt, do: liti, &oh ; ,llVeil, to tilt .',Vcogef ; Lieut.. W. Altr ; I Low It. S. More, to the Cyalle; i'yA R, 111 :41.. iellivistiou3 ; Lieuts., T. Rt,itl aria I ; ,)r:s-h-sit,f); .1.14 a. Li'• 41,11,liotts, totlte imccss l:aroline; h%ft. hay, ~, .kutt.l, iia, cy mouth, tv die • • . • • DI-; 1)1' i'ari.,, , ,t, 1; schtiyts, ~ n the 'list of ApHi L ,1 1. , atnk jot tmts CI) de, t c-cap rule) 4.(t, Oil lit:I .IIIIV.II lit 110 ; at N.). io , Cleo ilienta I 1%;,. ~ or the l'olittillJll.lll4pOrt I salvage),tm the 23th in. - st ";;„ il Nf t , 111:(1 0 • Nitt,c;(l,t't loNe Pieter and Frceclen, , 1, at N. Z 2, Noit -Strt:eL ft,/,cocc, lOr roe Potoker lump hdward, aitd,Perle;(re optilre:q on W'. 27111 tward, at. alteernesat recalled 12 , t,ll.,per :writes street : r I.' mpttc.tx (heatt.tnotiev, on board, at Ply , t it I the twit t,t klarch ; recalled at No. ;, Chard's , i •; lose tdrix , rttr the ttel:na Sophia, On the , alith inict. at Ni). ...1 . hir, the Cornelia, on b,arckon herarrival in port; recalled at .treet, Adolph!. f,t• tFortuna, and Akt t:tista,.(detain.'n Danish vessels) on the loth inst. at No. to, street, Parti:tn. for stveliDutch scnuyts and the Clyde, on board, on.h,r arr:val vcalled at tit, Cletr.ent's Inn. 'and julia..f , o ‘ r the Inge Pieter a n d Fretnen,on ot to.ltirow., at 22, NyrtOIK,btICCI 00101,4, tor to petneux, on board, en the t oth of March; 3, Cliflrialts-Init, Alexancirt,, tor toe iitlena Sophia, this day, at ra, Cie ihent'* .1 sm. Gallant, tor the Cornelia, on board, on her arrival ; recall. ed at 9; Ealnes.:!reet, Dryad, tor the lotorraulillen, and Nimrod ; Erebus, for Anna Catherina and Clirlotitia. ; and litn2er, Inr the Hatt :, :id, on hoard, to. morrow ; recalled on ,Wedne4days. and I iinrstiays, at I.l,'Citlfltall t S l on, ' • Sirped:»i, tot tlto St.. Joseph, Frientla, and A . gentrria, • on board, on no . atrivat ; rccalled at 42, St. Ntary-itreet Potts- . mouth, ,Clnliitrs,' ror the • transport No, 52, this day, at 6, Stan.. i p hilim,:sinter, and there recalled. • The following is,the amount ot•the British Naval force up to yesterd4 - t—At sea : B9 -ships of the line, 9 trom 40 to 44 guns, t 2. frigates, 102 sloops and ynt . hts, 5 booths and fire.6llo , B, 140 brigs, 32 cot -53 schooners, gun-vessels, loggers, 64c, ; total 555.-1 n ,Port and fitting, 32 of the line, 6 from .50 to 4 gunk, 3 7,,frigates„47,sloops and yachts, 33 brigs, .7 hitters, 2Z schoonei•s, Ste.; total Ships, 4 of Ineltne,.2 0150 guns, 3 frigates, 4 .sloops, 1 cutter; total 14 — Hovital, Ships, ,Pri son,Bl)tps„ lof the line, a 4 of 50 guns,- 3 tri gut's, 1 schooner ; tut ;I 39.---Total in Commission 793.—Orctittary atui repairing fsr service, ti 4 of the i#ne, ll . from 60 to 44 gutt, 138 frigates, 44 sioopl, B.,tiorobs„&c. 17 igs, 'sdhootiers, total 2 16,—Buticling, 35 of 'the line, .2 Of .5() guns, 27 frigates, 3" stoops ; Awl di 57.--Glan l Total 106 b. Sentence was passed on Tuesday 'nun - ping in Frankfort barracks, Ilymouth,, on Keeling, Smith, and Alarslioll,*of the Nottingham Militia', for ,al low,nlFrettO escape •fr om while they were doty there. Tili3v were sen tenced to receive 900 Lishe s e.teh , but the two lat ter.ivete for t.;iv,.it their punishment ;' and keetin,g, who•proctir..d fire:-touts for tnt.: e:tclitneii,'reeeived :15 u : 1 , Shes-iii—presenc e of the picquets frorn every rugitnent in liii 6.nlion. 4athc(Yth RE, `&c. MONTHLY REPORT POI{ I,ALHWARY. • The very mild and inoisr weather through the nionth.has not proved tavornr,4ble to the - growing Wheat,, partie:darly on heavy lands. Bean and Peas sowing. have n:vanced so slo'wly on strong oh account ,of the wet season, that the seed tor a gktter;ll crop •wiabe got in much latter' than usual ; o't Oats and' Bari gir must, of course, exp. iieoce ki ;similar delay. - Clover.Soed tkes much.. better than was looked tor, and is'falling in price. Tl)e .hite - rorpips mosi distritts are running last to bloom, trom.the, - Unusual Mildness of tht. ,tuer; . the Swedes stand' it - better.. Tiu. season has proved very sunfavourable for cast :manure on the young clo v e r '.and other grass lands * that required early. dressing. Hay and' 'Straw are getting higher. price. The Hop plantat ons ol.Kent and Sussex, now dres , ,ing; are tound toll of healthy bine, The Meat Markets continue high for pritne beef. Mut., ton and Y al, Litiob and Pig Pork, are rather more relson. , bie. The Flock Masters complain geiitially . or the b,t,t wint.4 4 tig nt 'their sheep, both ewes and. sod those of Doisetsivre, of the great loss 'orearly;larnbs, (font the chill.ng damps that have so long continued: Lean Stock, in Sheep, .as wells as - he.iats, is heavy of ' sale, from the scarcity of sto .ver, aro.xhe,apprenensiou of a sharp spri n g.. 'The Wool Markets contlit• dead, there being scarcely o any 4Mand jor lung or ,hurkfitteces. - 7 Accounts of a late date from fiamburgh rru-ntion, that an intervew was expeecd.to• take pidee at Ko ningsberg, the , latter end at F'ebru;ty of beginning of Aiarch t between the Empet or ALEX AWDER and the King of PRUiSIA, • The avowed, ohjeil of the meeting is the marriage ot. the latter with one of the Arch-Duchesses; we believe 'tie same Princess whose hand Was solicited by •BUONAPAIRTS. Altliough. we 'have no great confidence in the sincerity of these, Regal allimices, yet we are (tot sorry' to: see hi% Prus. sion'Ail.rjrsty form it cthinexiOn which may secuteto l)tm a future 's,yluin. • T• TiR ORATOKIOC—A. Very nbmerous audience atientlki >ublime entertaimmnt last right at Covent-Garden Theati'F.'*-CATALANI sung with -p t iodi t aions skill. She begins to understand Of- taste' o Hkl4ney, but she makes odd work with the Eng , lish *coils.' The only .enure «tts " Together let us range," Nvilich was,well given by liami,ot and' • ' • • • • VOCAL CoNCEßT.—TheSeciind i)erfor Mance took place last night at Hanover-square, brinre a vtry , tinmerous• and elegant _ita.lce. lloya; Highnes s es Ow Pukes •ot'CUMBekLANti and CA natnoc, the Earl, nt,Uxsainoa, PoicrtscuE, and l3Aetil.ey; the Com , tesses of LTX.BItiIAIE and DARN LEY; Lady C. CAPELL, with a. large 'party, Occu. pied one'of the aura. boxr,s. .The - Selemion, con taming thci first act of “. Toe Creation," was one of the finest vie It lye heard. CeiALA NI gat e two uugs in her best style ; in one she was uniter ' sally encored. HARtirs never 4111(4' l wah - snore • interest and effect tha.i in « The Soldier's Dreani." The grand fiatitasia, by BEETHOVEN, Is a very title composition ; and Mr. 130MTEM•Pn's extraordi dmary pert , rmance on the Unproved Piai,o-torte equally astonished and delighted the audience. Tile Glees were well selected and admirably sung. We have not ronni for f u rther particulars. Tre Oxford Concerts have during the turrn af forded 'much pleasure, and were %s ell attended. — The chief novelty on the occasion was a Miss BELLCITANiBiII4, who displayed such voeid talents as proituse to raise her t distinguished rank •in the musical wiirld. The ereEtion gat the New Theatre-Royal Covent- Garden, cost, with its Appropriate decorations, the ' hull) of 2g0,0001. The - Army Fotimates for r tbe present year, state tbe'nuMber of men to, be provided for (exclusively of the 31,6.50 troops in India), at 340,321, 111e,t"x-. pence 'id which is.) 5;3 t6,g251. 4s. ad. i ftnmi.ACADENt Y. The second ,I,4eCture on Sculp tare'.Wis given by Mr. Fr.tocm . AN, on Monday night. The learned and ingenious Profes s or traced. the ori. gto of his art to the earliqst periods of, society, as r''ll.4P4 in the Plkile , obseviAlg. ,that Ihongh the Jt4wiSh peepi i .. were forbidden. to worship images,' yet that the productions of Scolvore were permi.ted to e hbellish the edifices assigned to. Religion. After illustrating ,this topic, by a reference to rtio;nificent buildings, of - whiclinothifig but the name is to be found in the. remotest 4404 noticed by,l-listory or Tradilion, he pissed to the appearathessot Scelptate in Egypt, of which abundant pniois remain, to sinew that iron) that country it was transferred to Greece, and:in the prowess of iime thropgb .seveial na tions of the world. We have not room even tor an. outline of the discourse, which for4,a of) , evi;,ced the diligence, taste, and deariliqg of ihe Profe4ol., and' whie d tt received the warm approbation of a very numerous audience.—,Mr. WesT, and most of the Aeadtimic Body were present. ; Mr., FLAXMAN dots not meal restate his interesting Letc:tures dgrins the present. year, but be signified, that it he should be favoured with a prolongation of life and health, • the .next discourse' would be devoted to Grecian Sculpture. It is pleasing to dee, as in th',l instance of FLAXNIA:S, and Mr.. TURNtrit, whose series of Ledlures on Perspeetive we recently noticed, such a poWerful. combininiorf.dit practie.sl skid and pr o . toitud, ',knowledge of the 'history, pi inciples, and progress of their respecirve sits. • Yesterday being the Anniversary of St. I.).tvid; *velar Saint of. Wales, the Nobility :and principal Gentry of that ~ancient .and respected Prihcip:iloy tissembled at an ;early hour at the Freettias,nis' vern, in Great Queen -street, whence they w*eNt in . procession„accotnpanied'by the Children of the. Welch .Charity School, in (ray's-inn-law., ti, J.iiites's where '!'an approiniaie .S,• 1 . 1 , )1 , 1) Was ; thence to culton-Ht.inN , ., to 1,4 - their respeCis to their potion and benefa‘ror, the Prince of Wtit.as ; after which they re , urned hit to the Freemasons' Tavern, where t 11e Noblemen Intl Oeni4ntien ; particularly 'interested in the 'of the Clilktty transacted htl4itleS ett.tfeel [ling it. A grand dinner ,tillerwautli took place, at which ne.,l* 404, pet sons of the natives, residents, and friend's Or the PI incipality, and prOlnOteil. ut the Chatify, ;mewled. ..L-1117 REPORT. otntr OF KING'S BEN ,2.f, r! BItOWN . V. COLLINS. • Mr. Cußwoon opened the plea . :_nnks, and st that this was an aaion to recover damages for slander. • IsAr,PAtrits staled the Case, and observed; - that aAinns 01,thiS de4eript;on trequeolly turned ~ilt itit - stigation - to of no importance; bat this was of a yery different complexion'. 'rtieplaintill was 4 butcher, residing in Atclgate Markei, and was in he ,titibit of attending' Smithfield ,Market weekly,. and puichased cattle to the 'known of 'frOin hunifed pounds pert Week. •dettnkiiint was a s3lestnon. There' Was a itraptice existing in - .the Market very much to be larneptesci-77whie• ternletl!regrating; or in other work, buying cattle, not tortonsumpiion, but for the purpose or in a short time after, at an advanced price. This practice tended to raise the price on the'butcher, and iell.ultimately on the consumer., there was u sales. man in the IVlarket ofi the name of N , )rc, k , on the Bth of October last the plaintiff saw' hint pur chase , three beasts kir 181. and having a guipcion Om 'North intended to to•sell them, lia-tiiolt p3rti cui.ir notice of them, and on the following .4:iy l ie samt,-onn,bell them for 30 On he strdi " this is too bAII4 you, North, to b,-asts on one day, and sell them the next .at almost tinuole thein:n th e y c y st yuu; " on which the plain tiff said, " never wind, North, what rte sa;is, he is a common thief, and wilt smear any thing—he is a resiC,ti o and a common 1 415e - s‘iie'irnig ;el - has been the ruin ut filitties al. reatty. - -And then turning to the plaintiff, he;mid, --" I have said no more than whin is fight.--:,ou Pre a coottnoti,.tpiet and aialse swearer, and' would do anything that, had !"--These wktre the words • (said Mr. Paile)' .that were. edt ‘ rtplailieil nt' in the velaration, arid in ills Opinion' t' etc co u ld not t i e any that would tend mere to-inj:lre a tradsinan's eharachsr. • • .• Lord. ELLEN/MR:Wall 'f DO you mean to she,ti , ; Mr. Parie, thm this expressiohti used 'sty the defendant, of ectronton thief, to a n y a c t done t the •philniitl %Vitt) 'a. felonious IttentiOo or w t.,ethvr he words cothmoti tokeftier humid tit Latium the - plaint& had itehguthy of teg.ll j.irjury • Nit...P.Attitc=—" I harestatetfthe case.fairly, my according to nty instrum ions, nod dk.umt ic4ow th:ti ca ti pro% e any thing further."' •Lord•ELL,UNtS• dons not appear then that the plontiirf kis se•tained any injury from t±.e. words. It was ruer,ly untneiniug . abuie, anzi eio theexpresitoits Wide. tirfit .prtosed theinselves.on a indit exceedingly foul-mouthed, Who might as have Call-d murderer, wait the . sante , dailuo: itl myinpittion the 'action CailtlOL be maul tain,..d for wofds expres,ea." • • -The plaititiii Was acf:orditvgiy tionsufted. POLICE. - Bow.,:TßEET.—.Tolot Kent wai brought before .1. It4D, Esq . . on a coarge of stenliiig lour deals, w'operty.of George Hobert lioialos, of Ttirickel)- Holmes'is a carpenter, 'And.his prem's , ..s hay— ing repeatedly been lot.ihed in the night, of limber and various other tirticles, two men we:e placed there to watch on Wednesday night,' and t 0,4 'their ',Anion in a work.shop, %y tom early it) o w Morning they:observed the prisoner mi es, who 'went to a barn, from whence he took he tour cleals i .with which he was.goittg oue of the m n en, and who was armed with took a pi,l o ), 'went out and se iz e d hi m; A desperate sevfe::: place, and though the othCr man aslisted, Ose f,r i sOlter extricated himself :from them both, and was running away, hnethe mail fired the•pisrol at him, and . lie, fell, being wounded in the'side not with-, „standing s hich he still resisted, arid juinping endeavoured to get a 'knife out of his pocket, W hen Lu knocked him down With the pistol, and s , eureJ him. The pistol; it appeared,, was. lo.:hhif with stugs i three or tour of w ich entered h. s:()e; tnlct. 00ht.u.hronefiu into ihe office he seemed in es;r.,.me pain, .acid was.obliged to be heated in a . thair. M. It EAD strenglyfreprobat e d the coithict.of the 'men for tiring at the prisoner under such Cirewt)- stanCes, contviving viat being' two of rnig!i ' t have been able to secure him wicliout 1,,r0r ceediu . 11 ,, ient m eats , especiaily I.s well kIIO,WIF tO l' ihetll, haying lately wiqt,ed on the premises. Tib fact of the felony . heing provedo pilsoner w,:s folly committeif for trial, and , ; r 0,,..d hent to the House of C •rret - tiOn, 1' trick 1i re there in an Infirmary, and a burgeon in constant at temiatice. Liu ItAnt...—Vcsterday. Joseph Him . , wa4 bron s ..; t. befOre the . sittir,g 16t , .:t0, c:atrgi-d s!e,iling a :bundle Of ck.fuhs, the proiee!y of op:,i'st Bousfield. Tht proS..TII - stated, that she took ibe coach at Mile.endi atni the pri,oner spot 'her bundle itt for hers she zinte,r- t i !tiro to drive to illacktuatt 7 street in the whore he s(.l r dmin. When site got our, forot to I:tke filer I-;w)die; an , d (.;oac,hee, mcinoiy- was.quitv a bAd, iorgot to give it to her; but and drove off. trixt The prieNci.t. how,:ner;'s4in recolletting h e r butane, instant ly went to two ditteren t- codcn-stailds, which *t•re hide in,,r , c &hail I wviity yard: from the spot though Likle were Upoll each of tiletn, !Ike prisoner was nut there : He', Was ob serve d b y a to dr4e toff' at a great rate the moment he 113.1 set her down. The young warnan form, : stately recolleon g the riumb...:r of the coach, the prisoner was taken into custody. lie' was fully, cummitted tur trial. EXTRAORDINTAtIY A i e r%v day! stoeee-trost; extrtordinar) s,tle took place, at tt 1 7 1 ; iri, Sit t in&bottfau , the-na.ne qif Coy, enry, Vrti led by a !(aiter into one of the r so :d to the highest bidder, together with li ve 11, , rseand cart, and all her household fttini;ufe. A run) at Newington v'eas the potcha4er, ttir !tit: I QI 1111 pvUlatia. wo I