The Sun. — London, England, 1811-11-04 00:00:00

SPoiriTA:Y iitaLLIGEIVCE: NEWMARKLT utin tit; roBER, or, notion- ToN mi Ai HNC., 18 11. SATURDAY NOY 2. D. of Grafton's Nniti.4i, Sst. t lb heat Mf....'10C2'4 t• knots sist e r to ()Atlantis, list, • 411). Ab. 10 Bs. -- 5 '°' tea Nimrod. Mr, crows Dimity. heard). of Rut land's, Sorcery, SS!. 64 each. Across ti,: Ear, aosg s . Evvnt " ( ) Si r I. Slielley'ht'h.nu v n r. -tst lib , be a t t:ol,,,y9rgan's Lsa ßan, 7st. ti l t). Across !lie t•lat, srpgs.-= 3to t ola Phan ,Tiatlitap Swetpstsit(s of zsgs. each, for 4. c, 6.yr oldould agd horse s . At.r s 5 the 1 lit. Mt o Limn % ,; rs -tSt 111.• ;, t ,,tiyolortli' s I nva td, 6 91b. ..artakcspearet, Iti 111)1, r, 6 ,*rts Sst 9111. btat\\ m tr, of Currycomb's rtl 1 tla. ys" , Col. t m ot , p t ri o, 6st. folb. AIX 14 20 4 5 * 11 * to on Gen l , r)weers c liv Walt" 1" b beat K. even. L o t:wit:lr) g. ) 411 gst rktr ?Alp. -6 to 4CO ter .of Sw eepstakes of tocr.zs..edch. R..C• C. veltdish's-MiHtllt-Inorptt, iss t• 9 16 : Cr ,41 , 41's Pope, Slit. 1.•111 • IS lb 4,,n I Yl 4 o P ; ' .4., l"thv ` '3 iscoAtt, ~' tally beat 1) of Gr;fton ' s 11 , t 71h I) I. .vga. htt liven . by Sir rtfter,' out , of fEthc; 1 1 ' 4 ' c . Strrat , t4 At . rms the Flat; io tt. 0 3' GI ' DseI"L R A, Witaleb.):. /',l) rec. 1140); s Tumbler, last 71b ' Two-) eolct C:2410P. t f "HoWin y g is extratied horn a G..rman pantr, 41,11411 Ind r 11tH tinolediate direction . Fil two Srrves to htiev theiml 44 .ssi"n Si(!ly ;, , i,. , inpteci to be math' bt . the Ple"cb C-41 ' Int-ht. It purilosts to be-an exiram 11"1 , ". , ' ," 11 " htbr'3 , 4l ,ti irceived at Hrgg;'o 110111 he 20,h tilt, by mealis.oe boat-lult to .de its escalie front thr flotilla, t , ;; l ' "' t v.' • chaiel acroii. the streights ht. seve -0,;,.' The crew a jai I '" 1, 1 .bt. sith.,(l,lll of the hit U'' itir . dritvrt .nce from th E"g ,11 1 :„'"" , which ot late h,ss grown dune oppelonie i t , - ,7r. inthe tear that tins ' , knives were inclined , 1 4 ;111.1 :, " , nectu l '• Caiten of Sicily repte ter:fliefl an .44401; te pi Isomer in the of Pa tartti th.- King to , te to no betty? 41111 i(11/* It 1 i l l e91) , et' I,),3rvisoit Plertry i " 6 "hi'4l)lS,. Who hal long experienced the thol" l4 e r ntliehi of h, IrOopti, seconde d by ti tltl i l'lt het; +five t the Q,;wen,shewerl loch an r , , , nt to the tn..a4nr , •l ailj webs 411., ri l l, , h, that it' was abm dohttl by the frn e :` - " ) intnancler des iii. :eir .n i ,44crretilf, are. s lid t o h e cumin troll) E ' e 4 4,41 ii4 ,, icre 1t tr 4. p..ople in :ohj,tctlott. It g tq ',"Porh.-41 itt the !shod, before the hot came tt the Kt ig Ind Cloven woold he (let (Len- " 5h , 31111 11, 11%! W .101 elelied 4 1 " C" d tot kitic. .;1 11.111 e prov , ll to .al to rnAny, had , 1 11„, 1 . 1 ` t illeMse4e*,o(ll 4)1 * lll/ ; wa L or itO sr ; hli , l ' the ;niseition., . ler ;via % tie lull contidencs of the ", •It \,,, i in extz, at. the datem tliti,,,, al mr"nglY r'lmrfie( e nittert of the Cork's , 3 , lvi t (1 that the ---''HUI of ;0111611' ' jh P ,,, PC . 4 te'l 10 ' I:1;011d 111 , .1) I lw, t'4,Pe.tiniscY do mes I , a 'mil. 1 , th e /ovum; I, hid . . a.. 1.„ v•tittlb Ninth., , l ice, up n ""' " ''olti( • )1 its etinton ' • 1,....ib1e. t 1 ill fa favitur 1 bad X.,,,,ted ,00,11( -.. 4t. s por,..ii ~, Th!s re , ort ' I er bl e a r y, elle-. :''''" tiini,,, s. , ) , ~, the journalists an *, ot 1 , _ e re. ''''''' e ueial* has been, Mat ti . ~ , i i . arid. the c :Is fl . tribunal has been t:,. 4 ;'','"elit of 11, 1 . 4 4 , ,,,presi . tve cri ..tuf in Pain -1,1,141Y,,ct101t) well bush 'Li trk P 3 P . th" restora 111 ‘ ,„ f , athirst ,-. . . , ti ln ~t . , tY tuu only rea- - ~.,,,i lrincipit-a, • 'quit o f 1 . i upon gel 1 . . but plo w , , 1 rueritio tri, . 1 , 31 it , 6, qr in troducti: rto filo s;4l,,jan histort ri t a : ( „ 04 .. fti , e t a the tits (" w 's Itt , i , ersally rest vi t .' 1 111 i "'" 1 ti of i They partic ular l y 4 ~ . ilfl ori ,lifs NI , . per - . 0 . , , hi, ~,lightene-r .14bt, 16 e C"iiirillpt Whieho 19 . ' 3 „ 1 all I 1 r .01 1 . s ally, 114 f i tik '• tv,otthi incur %ill ) sh "" ir.o , ( A n tau. "I two aff , IQ tlite E".t e a ~' Pe. 'P a 8 • 1 d, te sied and pro ~,b oti lenizt.ig" A trihnna i ion, an d an t 4 6 - 11 i 1 1,,,,, zi ~1 0 them w thaot exceP ~ ,_ _ jam , ~ th at site.°P'" JlVic,:. nil 'a•laparte rt., repeat,. .Nir"iy,l4 de.f,air me inguisiti"4" a it' , i , . S!ifikiDAN i t ig said, is bY• n h t ' m eans iiri fri e nd Mr. loti4l"ii ,tha arr,Pingeme,,ts which '• 11- "" e uvjary , titer 1 ' totist4rillite4o has madet respecting 1 44j er molt,' wit,ei, the former and hew b un...wait:et...l! l'i lt1 ( 4 1 thpir ruution4 of the Drurpitie ra .st . , s , , _ . lt,,s',4`NEkv ~ . ..tesis,,ti, seems, are to by. sc . l io t ° b y e tivt,,", e htnAlv, out ht Out moth' wt.ltchs the clqi ihi `') hims,tit. Th,,, „itereits ait.r f ro. . it _ 11..ii°I Oh. Rev, Mr. LINLBY , . Mr. W. Li r br in L er r ; ) 44 4 l IC X 2 L. in right of hi- 1 late ilnathcr. lllieliin) kite i- INE.P.v, ai d Nir. "a D, in debtor • 4 e a for i il ►, Cr yNI b(iiAtilil LINLAY. v of l a l'alii • h )I)ss (Or the Po , 1 ,, 1 i t a new CostOm* ' j „ h as been 14,11 `.l 410 ht. 14.41.,. and that en ("."'"' 9 f ro m L. 14 1 , ey the, C ,e ntnmi,sionpra of tilt. Cirt,tanle _ orn. I,kit4i rra 'lt to contrue: ce the, work . • rh f . it,incrs , iilthYntrit ive rerintied' of 0 1 1 !IP' hfli ; , i I:1;o of ttsvil 41;14 depatttnern a statement in- wr",gi." utinct• ky i ' llik !"ela'ive \ to their rhfferent °og res ' ',_ o f. hat %lute.° 6it4Plaint r ice w..ih a view to` ascertain ,He ber 1;i 4 „ till reloile, so fh i t hereafto no owllP,rht, g.: 4 . e tnlde of a w int of sqtficietit ' rOln'' con. lt r ;', f . tilt hiiihling fuel( is a' p r "e n t - un d erd be !niit. tl° , 4, The ititunded site ,is 11"1 g.'"h00,.. ii,,,tile we6t end- iii Ow preseol ,C%""m` _, e l/tef ' ;' ln gigin t . th • \tit ket of ; whict) , hitter r ag illil t ' 4 sumo ;lira ' of ' rerun% Me, to the 4)"th'ile t.),, ... ~ ~ • • T it riefill le , r as filio, ~%turtliv I ist nr Magelin 'in '1 -181 , . • , . • . .....1.04di Vi l l'Vli ilit tr it. ii , . ,in.' ati thu Cittllstar , . L ltki hi . c t ,1 1, 111 a 6 s , rl ../ "'alumnus .uy 4 ` ti ',wit', 4111,.112 , 11 , 1 4 , VIM) T Ob v!h 4 ',." '''' ~,i,,,,ii, ck, dtv! t tii , '', 4 g l- tot n pad, about bah a ,iniie m l ll . 1 — it i, a , ' Nll,),),noutli. The idi ow , WO o s f a r i i l i n j e c tre), * .t - talc: 1)4(414 iiiinol. Mr.. Wirth! .e, ' ‘, tritl ili til by 4 Mr. Powvll, 'alid a pJtty of I) if ; .. 41 % i(,9,k'11r,.01 of the int , her, AO came uy " _ ,441)0;;,,g Wl'o,l, where hr 4 hr, aimed- to make av Iftllo",,`er''tiltocitl,,tiild 411 d not surrender till (1 . 11 ,. irt.e..,41:41t.)4i0J-ty.k.hil/1 oil 1 0 1 )0 heaft a.,:tti.ila hilx'4ll4llt.cee`4.. ii e ,. a reiiuk, mr,),), ; .fellow# ill?°" ' ~,,.„..„... i n kt ri4 i After be' ingsi-iiit,e,t, arid while C:4l.`"ti t 1 4 tl to Mon tiquv t; (` , I he Made a.dattoti vur .. tith . ",•vP 4 but, ix, ~" - Z i'' ' b ,i - ' Ili riati4t , is Thu' ,Ai qt., - ••••.; °Vet pOWert:l4. 1 rti() 44 '4O) l inti II il in'he the tiN)htv" . , th e 1 6 . .r " '''llc.lo', I . ‘.l.' 1,,,nhAph....: ' IL_ .t,tiPilte-g.itAp,i,#2l,ai Artn•-%, —,,,,k-v tits. 1 1l 1 7 s lnee h. • I G , • t r Oal)i 1 0 4 k. in tr . %111 0 401.Ke.. e ., , . , . .. t ..., ' l l t r.Yr iirial,c°llntY 0 :1 pt he , charges ot ttisO f f : tr ."r e, - -itt4e, h - ht,,; exanlin ,ti, 1 ,1 t).-ore 0 3441,P`4,11i,.)" ti EtAve infiir m Ilion ~ itli rv - lard to 4 11 °' -- ci f 41i -r, Iti. nal2oe` of 1. 141 k 4.-11 . v. hp- ::,ati concerne d 11 'l4/ ill several tobbelies, but Who has-ttAde l ' i ile, OWtl 111 Y: siTuamr, Nov., Trillion Uttel field stk.i.d capitally, indiaed for l'e loninusly forging, and, in a second count, for niter,' ing; knowing it to be forged,' a certain two pound note, with intent to defraud the Govelliiir and Corn. , pany of the Bank of En s; Mod. Forgeries of thein notes, to a most enormous amount, hail been for 1..,' considerable' time 'gaing on, the witbors of whiCh the Comriny were hot able to discover. The prisoner was confitied iii Newgatettnder,a 3 sentence of two years iniptison mot, by the Coulta of King's Bench, op a convittion hoi consp.raci r i i n aiding the escape . of the Fiencil General Osten, ill pri-oner of war in this country urn his p.ir016.-- .PlOV'w.alt Also, a p limner named Ilarryi confined in the /louse of Correttion .at ,Cleik,•titvel', on a sentence of six months imprisonment, fOr tll.ering j duonterfeit dollars ; and' in - ccins'equence of some , intonation .th it t hi: inan was-also st'it.ti ;Irsuspetted • ~f uttering forged Bank flu cs, .and of his offering to neeume an ap, rover ag,iinq a \ principal accomplice,. . Mi.. NV,s' on, the principal i.leik of Messr,.. Kaye ,n , l .Freshtield,- Solieitrn , i to the,:klattk, went to Barry, in i .rison,, ! :in, Mooday, ,tlie,23. Seliitubei'l end in consegi.etice of a .p:an then concerted, he 4;ivellarry 8). iii Ba - nk qt England notes, which he, pi :•vninity. • marked With the -letter' W ; lie that ac , 4..010p ivied Barry in a poach, •tog.Aber with one of, he tiiinke%s, name.' Beckett, to Newgaie, where. P,airy went in •; and directly, witliotn cointourit ,ating his ;Impose to any ti,e, wvnCiO'llie 'MOM fird' 14e prisoner, whefe there were a numbee Of iprirsohy. With him. He want direly up to the: prisoner„, give him six one-pound notes of, the„marAsoll ones, hi ' hail feCeived Iron) Mr. Wesi'in, l iif which. the risolier retuned hiM 'three, 'saving he'' Itationbtt` enough of the other notes .ready . until to.osorrA4,, , and then gave him, in lieu of the three notes kie., kFlit, taffy , d times to 'the noon at value of six pounds. With these Barry iininitchatetyreldrned to Mr. Weston, who 0 sited in the Strew; and4mmtsr.7, 'kitely Beckett went to,, accompanied by ,Bro Wit and another otticor, to the priso:.er's chamber, here Beckett asked lii.o to prodoce what prop rty he had about -.him. - Upon Which the prisoner pr,- ditced from one pocket a ,handlul t.t gold ; from Anther a piicket book.tilied .with bank notes.; 1( 0 4 • another a quantity of :oust , nank,notei; and he ako I.roduced a stodking stuff -d with the like currency. Beckett, 0 1 1 examining toelle notes, and not per. cell/1114 atnutlot them any of the marked ones lie songlit for, wit the pri,"oer lir had .trine more, ..0 desired him to-produce !item ; wit wlich toe pri leer took Settle ()ther notes groin Iris Ili& pock, t, ,tl , l raid them on the bell where he, ,was sitting.-- h cketi mink twilit up. They to ere the marked imtes ; he sad tticse ware what he wailleth and le t , touted the prisoner to, test. 1.71)011 s Inch the prig, goner, probably prol.hes mg his pmpose, "matched the notel, ai ci thrust them int,' the fire. Be. key's. a.skiant, Uw e , er, resi.ned then) froth the Barnes, and they were proved to he the same which RitrY, hail paid him just be o:e l' Anil the notes Barry t'ePi ceived in lieu were also.proVed lobe tbigertes.. 1 !,i. The prisoner was found 4144--Dearit., $ I.' Paul *bile/414d, a matt ,f genteel anpenrante, Wth intliCted for . forgin4 thonante of Thomas Gulf la'', as acceptor of a b:11 of 871. Ws. and tberebf, defrauding Mt.ssrs Ronarts, Curtis, and Co. T c prisoner. .4 as formerly a Bank Cie* in the. Cashi is Office, which situation he hail lett etome time. ti the 3d of Mly last he introduced himself to Mr. Roberts, - nit lequested'Of liim the favour to dip. ,c, tint a bill of e7l. 10+. Mr. , Robarts expressed hut prise at being asked a tavour of the kind by, if stra,,ger,. which surprise, however, was diminished,. when the prisoner mentiimed the came of a r e spell. . able gentleimin in Mr. Robarts's °thee, ' and cooset , queolt3,, he got money for the, hill. The prisoner ' reprei.ented lii tisell as having. acted impru tently . ,, .vh: h caused tem p orar y embariustimeOt,:uod that he had been obliged to sell his horse 'and chaise - in Mt. Gillian, 4110.. had given his acceptance at twg ' months. ,He . added, it sip he, shottld, ier Kier himself lia"le to loos liii situation in the Bank in the event of not g' thu g the bill cash , d. It turned out to be a forgery onus being presented,lind such be. - ing proved', the. prisoner ,was found Oailty."-Deash. , ., Edward Poulter, a genteCl youth, wa x 41444 6:111. forging and uttering a cliecniie for 20.1. with intent to defraud. The ctiecque had been paid to a poll lican in thy neighbourpoOd of. Guilanid.street, and it was detected on, being. presented at, the Moore of Prescott and Co, The principal tv intros Old. not appear when called upon his recognizance, and jhu Owner was ceinsegoontlyi' ircqUlt led . . . PO .ICE. Bow-sit kit --pn Friday, an Pflice,in.chil,N, vy4 was broughl to the °dice, charged -will% i Having M. n, tared a forged bill of exchange for 651.He'filp et l , s ensed .himselt - ( LI Mt a Nitta ter , of a tniit,v 4 ; ; war, that his sorna m me was Gerrard, On Seal0)01.1d 1,, f a liuber of [ tapers were found, whi'eleieft ne`de bf i 41. bib, belonging. to the N Ary. '- ,- ..ii*..J i .Mary Rolfe, et Nortiilk-street„: in AlyapStradif," said she knew the in.isuper, he having lodged iylih , her between two and three y eas's. About weeks ago he came to lodge with her again ';'..;-: - .4.the alsvaxviiindilstood his„,..tramtiAo OttAtllliartClaw ford. Gerrard, of - Illy, Rswal , ) tvy ? , ~,kast week ;he endeavoured to persii,i.te her to ad v ance money on a .bill•ol'eachitoge tor.osl:l' but islie hiwing declined it, ha begged it .as: a gran favour that site would send it, out to tr) to, gel. it dis!..9untedl. by some of 'jam' tradesmen, which, alter some hel , tatton, she agreed to, and sent it to Mr, HitvVkini; who keeps the White Hart publicAniuseOli Abe St r and. Mr. Hawkins said .be received a bill ot excliange for 661. from Mis. Rolfe, or Frida, morning, re= questing him to discount it, :The bill purporting to be accepted by Messr;,,Smitil, P a y it ,,,,and s mit h. ; the Batilt.ers,' he sent Willett', to ascertain if the ae., , ceptance was corract, and received lot answer that it 'was .4 fiiret .- y . , .... ~. .. , .".Tll.oivis Wallis, a Clerk in the house of. , Meilsrs. Smith, Ririe, and Stnith, proved that thebill was a forgery, and illn their banking.hoose bad no -itecOunt in c •titietloll withsik.Ma,ro and Sons, tire ' suPposed dr.,weit; of t. e said' bill, • . . - Th e .. in istloet, in his dcrence, said . he reeeiVeii the bill- a tittle more: Ulan 3 !)I'Lliiglit'gilleti frool a Ors :catins,, w h o was , at Ply inigitti, jfiiving recelvid 11' lew; days'sittiv a -letter truinliim(,:ri:ned trot-al-mem He was conapitted for further examination, istiprittlEV gEgsl6ll3. tArkmpAy, sovtitatit ' THE MOCK PAR ON. was ptt to the bar and leite'tit the India cats againit him Was *tad, charging him with defiauding a Mr. 4adbrooke of two bottles et wipe, .and--.6senci. in money. - - • • There being , no Counsel for the prosecution, Mr. Ladbrooke was examined by the Chairman, He keeps the City of- kdaebet, in .Oxford-street. The firit time that he remembered to have seen the pd. sonerrwits on the Ist of July last.. Abe prisoner came into his house,—asked him was not his name Ladbrooite,....W.as.not he a native of the West of .giiintlretended that. he knew him, and spoke euitelamAiarly of his family, said he was in Mitgcla• ten College, Oxford, with, Sty Thomas Tagart, an.d of great intimacy- with hitn,s-i-that he . went into Devonshire with ~him tritelebroe his birth day,.—hii.rame was the Rev. I. C. Tut.ker,-...his °father Mayor of Wellington, in Sornerseishirts,-.-- .4.4,4nrie Recorder ~ of ..4*eter,--apd he waerither '4'se allied to many, respiOable families. He said lie'ts:ras car Ate Chk.el, with a saint) , of otioh, a.year,-..shit , hrlivedlig 42, in Pak-street.; and asked hint (Ladbrooke) wh , titer he could recom ntrid him some good wine, sa he was to have his -hither, his sister; and a piny to dine with him nest f atty. - . He ordered' some,, port and sherry on trial...-. .Wirtte,cs.slet, a. ; se/lamp make inquiry. concerning t3 hi)i,i . 49, Park-street ; the servant rotight hark everyThfhg he slid' was true. He, there• the fititit'uf these represesitatio s, sent two buttles,of wine. in is day or s two after„itte prisoner 0,45,1 . and drank a bottle; of wine whit!). he did nut Jpy tor. He stall till site in she evening, end asked - htsrS`bed ; witness told him'that he could not give fiitn one iti,t,self, but that he wouldprocure him one , f iwthe hest, cotfee•hkspe, As the prisoner went out to bed, he expressed some surprise at not having may in his pit-I(6f, and asked witness to lensi hits ' • some''silver. Witness' gave him ss. 6d..--»taimess nevermet him afterwards, 'moil he saw him in Bow street. He lost by bin, in 111 about 25 shillings, and lie trusted him solely on the faith of his , represen. iations. The prisoner then put some immaterial questions to the . wittress, the answers to which only tended to ' , corroborate the preceding testimony. Benjamin Tedder wal next examined. He is, cierk and ulterior of Park-street Chapel. The pri— ''silturteame to I ini'ort 2ed 'of June, and told hi-n his.Was - es , gaged by the-Rev. Stanger Clarke to take luiduty. : He accordingly • came on the next day (Sind I) in a sown, but no cassock, end .performed the Communion seri ice, which is she service before he sermon,—he cattle in a coach, and risked change fur a-two pound :tote to pay the coachman. Wit had nut the_ ch.orge, but lent' him 43. ed.. to .pay his tare. After the. sermon,' which was preacbbd by the Rev. S. Clarke, tire 'prisoner consecrated and administered t e sacrament. In the afternoon be pritubed a sermon for Mr. Young, -the regular cu-: rate,--withess had 'some critiversation with the pri- I ismer alter the sermon. He said' he was in the rhfcletvbf his 'friends in Portman and Grosvenor sOfilms,-»-that he had a grest number of invitations but that he was quite undecided to .whom lief,*ollld give the pleasate• of Ills comp.anY).•.r.wit . advised him vary bossestly, to go where he should g the belt dinner, 'and the best wine. In a tea clays after. be it.qtyci from Mr. COneto, the Owner of the Kirgg's Arms; in OXtord-Street, that. ilia pre. tended parson was an imposior. He came, how ever, the next Sunday, but was not lull red to utti ih his bearing, Mr. Tucker and Mr. Clarke bad norhing more than a hew do you da consersa-'. ‘4)",' ' . ' he Prisoner. —Explain to the Court, Sir, what 'money I received from you. Witn):4,....—lt was my wife that gave him th e 41+.6.x. ' Pritonerw—What has any thing your wife did to 4tAttt 4e.,apsinessli GO down, Str. .? I , 1 .Its'iman then called on the prisoner for his C detente, arid, he spoke as follows : ' " YOUr :Worship, and G. ntlernen of the JurY— InAtiti Age of curiosity, when matters, however 'irilling in their:nature, uaurp as much the attention - bf mankind as the high concerns of empire, it is not wonderful that a being, bumble is 'myself, should 'bbtain some per ion 'of that attention. It is the less wonderful, Gentlemen, as I have been considered •'f hit`' ante by the whale pack of those Who live by 11 " s uing ' ' .1 , ppthe 'ptiblic mind The edit Ors of the pi 4paperi, 'aril thefillie,Of"ritiCatOristi; have con triiiitted all in theiiimts;er to Misrepresunt me. I 'illtife'filka' the columns of their '.fournAls an() their T 2 ps",,bit I blame themnot-i-I have been to them '' eiiinhle cbncern, and they must write end paint . f ;4 i t oiiii tiieat;'' In" Order, ho w ever, to stem in ' ibis l'4' i liep - up. torrent of ' misrepresentation, al ,, 4,,t, , Wiiiiiiiittinsr to intrude myself upon the L iiiititref ilifietiiiiniirro sett my taw..., .13intiitt,r, iliatiltiaetShibitron . Might in some memule tend to ' entree the' Miitakint ideas entertained of tue." . i riairmail - berg interrupted the pri..nner,' and I tast elittetis Confine iiinpielf to the matter of the L intijetment , It wash better for him td deny or to 'illikuve wh)it had 'beenallegettawsiost him. - ' 7 ' . ' The priskiner in vontinualion—" Language,' then, sni . „ could not speak, louder in behalf' of knavery than tie tettirn , ny of that first Wltnets.4-1 know rxit"What to say.'---I stand here, as' a wretched ex ample of lonian infirmity: I 'Made my entrance Into imolai) life, friendless 'arid unassisted, Without .One testeritg hand to cherish ordire6 me, and de. ' pecaing solely - on the exertion of try talents for my piogress ttreegh the world. I had, pythons, too much coo:Orrice in my own powers ; and tintorti• fled-by religion, I may have little suspeaed the de. ceitrutnosinf my own hearts--1 am now fAlen—l Ant borne down by my own lollies,' as well as by 'thee domniei of at merciless 'world. My reputation gOne-4-poterty and *corn heavy upon me; my tonne nod . my crime tilling the pavers' of the d,iy, mid 3unt even in 'ballads through the streets. Corning froth thegloom pea prison,' and torn by thotelinxie. 'tiri : wlll6 loss of charatier , more than,fo 03 r of . . nrshinew, is able to excite, am I not, Gentlemen, a young man most deserting Of your pity? Am I net an object that must arts* in your bosoms every ems. tion - of handernestrond compassion ? I once was tilt in tautotiert, and my morning of life was Without et 4 delt; I now feel' the' . vatue of one, and tilt is darkness before- Me.' Should you, Gentlemen, re. *tore tile to the walk of life, I can only say, most ilt be alticerelt, that 'Vrfr ttfture —ot,4 kith • 34 ro prove, that your tivir..encyaluill not haves.been thrown sway," .The Cluartnan *tilt! told Nit that lie. hid **Rid nothing which *EA to denial of the virile laid agaiust him. The,Priu k ker,lispl o et Ladbitoks ptobie the delivery tit the wine, The Chairijsatt tatd that it *lli not netiMlity bccauer, it. the Airy br.lieeed ',hitt the Witness ye him the five shillings and six; *OA upon faith of the representations Made by the f rittooer, that Was suit.' 91e9 . 1.19 The planer then said that the Icsip for"thp pro:. 'Sect tion was not ;Dade out, unless . ,,rl could os prov: ed'that he Wa4 out a pahon, ate. Tile ChauUlan repikd i that the proseeurot wait not bound tb prove a tig.itlre ;but it rested bpou !nth fey irove Ithit he was a 0111410i1 Trie , fitesristir..L4 could brill/ totenty tiehtome to testily thai Fain in Oitlurs, but 1114 .tre The Fury being desires to consider their seicitt, immediately r6tureed •hirn— Chitty. 'ben tried sod corn i. led on another dictine.t, for defsauclivg Join Clutitito,tp . c,t Red:. cross.square, of 91, by praettsincupoti I , itn ► ke cent ions. The sentence of the Court upon hits teas, that hd should be transported for set/tit:Ye:4M; Rityr IN ST. GILES'S: Michael Regan, Patrich Regan, Thomas Nortennde Patrick 111' corthy,, Dennis 1114Carthy. Dania O'Connell, nod James Kennedy, all Irishmen, Were put to 4he bar, charged with beil,g amivi ly engaged in two most dmigerous riots iu 51, Giles's, oil the 2d and 941 i Oi Juni. last. Mr. Arqbasms, the Couns-I, for the ptti•ec'tu inn, described the Ito' as the most feet itic tumult tnat was ever witnes,ed e%eri to the parish of St. Giles's, Two or three hundred Ilri.ll,len of the fierce de. scription or the fellows at the bar were up in arm 4) o4i.those two sucteSsive Suodaye„ Thr.Y bed blttJ geons, sticks, slaves, ittnie,a, !. marched in a body, huzzaid, roared, broke, windows, ,and three rent-d the moat extr.nsivb mischiefs until they were prised by the Police Otti:ers. . The prisoners were alt found Guilty, an 1 stile. termed to three months! ituptirontnent, DUBLM SisSSIONS. , TOCWAY, 00T. ,c)9. James Pyrite wab indicted fur :i conspiracy, to lify the character o , the Bishop of Ferttev, Myrtle had lived vt,acliman with the brother to the B:sl n for a considerable time previous to the end of la,t September, when he went ;may abruptly, and bti;. tore another servant could be procured, behlivitig at the same time with great inkuttn,..e von which *0 count Mr. Joicelyn rrtUtied kiln charatler I and it Vas• to extort .sucir a chorale:l . as he wish, d t that he fabr i c ated this tato and must itimninbie chaigu .. againtit the Boshop. • Thu 'Jury. ..without hesitation, brought in their verdict of The poisoner, while on his ttisl b WI. h extrgtordia nary insolewee, put out his (vague At the Court, Judge Ust, b efore whom he was tried; obirtived. that them was a *avails, insuitnee its tits coulee. .nonce and manner, which was never surpasse?. kie was adjudged : to 1)e imprisoned two years in.. gsoi ; to be whipped Oiree tinre.4 p and to mid security fur his good bishsfrour„ Soul. and two sureties raltool. each ; and remain its prison till such sct:ulity Wag given. Last week; as Mr. SHltti., of Bovey, pillning vcr the wadi, lte to :t Ivor men, three of vv now he sn‘veCird ' , ere French prier/Orr*, math % ', iv ., way, to the coast i the fourth was tlt Ent/holmt U, and spilt:art.& to be their guide, ' .He 4titii them, when a desperate scuffle ensued, wlnc.i iermi-ate.l ,in the murder or , Mr. SNitti. o . 114.1 three Frenchmen are,. however, taken, and cum» 'Pitted to 11'4eiei gaol Late on Friday or early on Slturday morn, ing, the home of the iate Dr. Rev 1101.41, 11 , iittrd• square, was broke open and rubbed at a quantity o f plate and other property to a considerable aoinuitti, tAII'THFIELD MARKET, Novi q. .This day's ,Matket of a good supply of prime B eas ts, and the show of cattle ill general was con. skier:die) Pork and Veal were cheaper Beef and Mutton sold at last prices, and the Oath, for the most part was . somewhat brisk. The sales in the Hay-market were prosy lively ; Hay, Straw, and Clover, have dropped in price, We subjoin au ac• curate litatertirtn, of the prices and numbers To sink the othl pet stone of Mb. Beef is. ed. to ss, 2d. Mutton .18. od. to Sti: 2d. Veal ss. od to bs. Sd. Voris; is, 4d. to 7s. ca. L...nita at. bd—to 0%. 0,1. Be.ists A3oo. Sheep t 8,500. 4.„%ilves coloc•rtiriaLL) irAV-NARltar. I'i,~~ 2.~0: hay vas. otl. to GI. oa. oti. Straw al. os. 011. to 31. cd. Clover 51. oe. eil, to /1. es. CglIN-ESCHANOR, Nor. The arrivnis of Wheal this day make but it short stipply, avid tins general sales are at an advance in /nice at about and 4s. per quarter ; likewise, in short sty. ply and dilater Malt sotte*hat higher; and qtey ,Peas pearly at lam pripea; at also be,►us of the two aorta; there are se►oral fresh einvais t•C , . Oat; but frimi the del - writ" sates readily otS( Aill th e late advahge i end Flour fully at laat prices, . wheat - stsa A gip A 124 s lIA &Mit . . 05 a tits Fine ditto r ,, - iabs a tias Ditto (dot (419 . 83, a 644 Kyt . . . O ..S a so Oats - j 4. 4IC i 434 Ukgjoy . . . SOS a sai Potsuct ditto - i s .. 3 41)s Malt - - - SO 4 coos Votatoe ditto . 41 sl., $ Whitet'o4.botiotsgoli a ,911 Nape Strut 4 . 461, 4 ;3i. Grey (lino . . gs a 1t24, firill P lOW * 9i= 4 i , 4. , i *MA * - * Sa VP 5f1:044 * - gas .4 9,11 TWO PlyZEs THOUSAND 'pPT MX THAKE IN THE LOTTERY JtiST ENIZAD i wen SOLD AND SFIAIED EYTON, g, cone ILL, AtciD COVErritt4r WHERE TICKETS AND SHAIII4 ARE SELLING FOIX THE SMALL LOTILEX OF O:4LT 6.600 TICKETS, TO DRAWN Nil% NoVgassa, 2 11 f~ !, t , ~ i, }':. ~a.