The Sun. — London, England, 1804-12-12 00:00:00

a the Fever silt continues to tige here..Withttina: baited violence, and hai'already carried 'off 2509 of . the inhabisaots t —whicli is upittactia.....oLone. third :of the ,population of the place:! The Troops, from being driea'mOrd,rhsve luffered comparatively iessq but nineteen 0440 i, and SSci men - have been cut . off by it, . • I have been very ill myself ; I was. attacked on, the 3d,; and this is. the first time I have since put my pen to paper, and both my he,,i and hand are afkted : .1 Auite well other reairetts, and doily mending, P. S. Inhabitants dead lard) Mrs. lephstatt.ttilr..Rattert lc phsonirMr: Raleigh,. Mr. t'ratique Master, Mr. Clarke*Young;Mr. FT5w. kin:: .11(1)11$ Sister, Mr. l•Lre, his Wife, Son, and Dau4htcr. OcTOl3 ER 2 2,--Abotit three.frniths lobs. bitarirs have been .ill of the Fever, and. 2700 of these have dirt. troops; the , number Sick 'yestertiaY" was 788 "pri,' Vale , and about 30 Officers, .Upwards of 609 of the troops havC already beervearr.ed off by it. The loth legimeni alone have'.only. lost two Men . our of tiso Who-have. been attacked with this tlreatl4 ful disorder, owing to - the 'uncommon skill and at tation thetr'SurgweTrrri "Mr. 13E Nrnm; whose singulas,success,in the treatment Of di,ease, has justly excited the praise and admiration of whoie Garrison, The Guards towards the Spanish lines ate this day ordered to load every evening at snm-set,,and the thatches on the principal battery .are kept lighted all ttAv,lit, in case of any attempt being made in .the pre.. lent reduCed situatiGn Of the Garrison. If a Spanish krarplace,which we. daily e.xpeet, and - . the Fever continue, which we have every reason to believe, this Qarrison will shortly . be in a:Most pe. til'ius state, unlos speedy reinforcements arrive from England. • %, The D.o'rrrii/ arrived a few days ago from Lord ivittsore, Fleet, but brings no news ; she is nqw Cruizinx Oelos P a . 26.-ri.shall here add a carrel} list of the Oili...ers dead of the Fever up to this day, as my other lel:ell May not have reached you, and there Ste iitidifi , mat 1 7 arlis daily Major. General Barnett, • Second in .Cprnmand, ; the Riaz Hon. Lunt Pulliam elinu,n; A41.41 e . - amp tp ditto ; .Capt., Parsonage. Tow n - Nl.ijor to tne" Garrison ; Capt. Darling,: • oketitnz k'oninns:,ary. Asit;l.A.Eity - Captain 4si l e, tirigacio Major ; Lieutenants Prwhani and t la 11. Stew., altar. fstir4 Capt. I ohnston, Lieutenants Smith,` And 'Mono,' Ensi e d, G riltith anti F:c.writ R zNititr Sdiolay, Over/eer of tuhlid works, Ts NI Lieutenant c.; Iced, ' THLaT-tr.N t t+Rl:c;ataNT—•Licut,Snanrs Parzerson,DrOWn, Massey and I-I f4l t" lOU ft.T II R G i i M r 2'-442j0t 130100, Lieutenant Stacphersim, tinsign'M. , olan. • ' • tit Kinf.L'S 14'01)014T Captins, 'Joseph Pe . LS iNk; Iron .fradnriaii;anclX: Metzger, E sig,tt Juheti.Uc Courren, ien t extant. ra n L.: is A Itenbourz,, Stirwoo, OeStitt:rto :4 , 'Want Surgeon Lodrort. • OC'tois t, . fever ! mill continuit:tvillt *hated violence antnngsr the troops the•deathit4se' ‘ l . l )out thirty tinily in the dation Rokirrir4 l .-- Liett. CuLLown, of the SecontiAigirOstii;'44, la%t ;light ; he was our ill at*vit'oo days, Nov Ew a f a 4 ,—.P r n in t h e most icOsioeiteionifts %bad e up ttithcird of November; it 'appears that the loss by the fever, in the Garrison'Otting-theiolurbi.: tants And troops, since its first appearance,.Sept, to, amounts to 3250 ;, but there is every hope• that its malignancy is abated. Seve r al of the MediealS!aff from. Malta have gifiVttl'at Gibraltar, to assist with their endiavours to Stop the raging_t.f the dreadful disclder which has desolated the Garriion for tWo tnonths. past. tErfk.R. " My Loan, Inittball, Der. OA. " I beg leave to represent to your Lordship that ,ntuelt Mischief is likely to arise from the fraucl4 committed by isitte tog or voilmtreit Silver Coin, chiefly brought. from Ireland 4 end frequently stanipt, the hetter.to deceive the Public ; snit front an errotwoos ()potion havi that, b;catist• it Was on,:e cir,:ulat;:.l iii 1 gel ind (tholigh since Suppressed their), it is now not onlawtul to circulate it here; • " I hetefure, to to the progress of this . evil; and to give efficacy to the laws for the punistithent of persons ut.i tering cumin:Flea ketoo hag it to be 5 ,, , particularly , The' A,tot the ;tit and 10, n Get). 11, C: all, I artfeintit..ed to request that yolu Lortijilip w,ll Ortiestly 'recommend it to the ev*i strat:s in tn.Oe several &St riets ut the County of , to give-It:Aloe to rpo rubli6 that large go:1110;1ra er.stileh base Coin are in eir,..ttl tioni that such eircolation is an otlenCt itßaiust . the 1 4 , w; ; 1n 1 to T . :commend it rn trader and otherS to secure the ty,rti,s teihtering also the coon. terfett inOney trod :red, 'o as tisideritiry stating, at the samc time, 111 such' notice that 'on the application to a Magistrate case the tact i s can be sufficiently proveili the offmters 0:911 .pro.ecoted by the solicit ., ir to Ills :Ka. jesty's fk.lim, at the nubile expellee, unl in that case a rea. minable enutpens.ttion will he made for the loos of time and Imunte of the Witnesses in such prosecutiou. ,+ To facilitate this !untie of proceeding, and the better to enable tine Magistrates to carry it into Wittt, I beg leave to add, that in any particular cases tirong_ht before them, wherein they may 1 .41 desirous of obtaining further information, tileY may receive it, upon communicating the iircttnistanceicsfSuch case to 1 , ,}4N Vco nor:, Esti; of.i.sucoin's.lnu,' ZR 114 M4ivSly's 'Mint: " I thinkprolier to add on'thi s ocea il on; that 'i n the cas e of any quantity of counterfeit coin being found in the Poise B - ton ol'aftY person, it will ha expedi e n t hi se i ze such Cuin',' rani `ln make immediate commitniCation thereof t o the S o licit or o f 'the Mint, who hat express orders to'attend to such comrefuni. I„lttion ; and, in the mean time, it will be , propee.to coysitrhit ttle person for t utOet examination. - •••••• • " I litre the honour io be, ' (Sitknetl) • SIAWYASBURY." "' :size in she late miner French Papers there is an erticle ,terirthe subjea of Sir Gene° Rusesor,o's Arrest, evidently fabricated at NM hut, faertid toidei the l il t° of " Lrs OS ib de iliviehierg." It contains a '_variety of wile speculatiOns on this Atrocious 'llea lure. Amongst others, it is said, '' it (the art?fi Sir Gitoaocßutanot.n) is, plfhirit, intended to - punish Sir J4raes CRAUFURIVS ivint •nfltindfaith, led kiaquid impudence (as•they eariutisly term it) of the British 'Government, who have - received hire Wish every mar k Of interof,anctrtfutitkration." ,—: The absurdity of..iuch a'skrihetion, in the 'face: of Fouctireg statement, contained - in his Lotter tot 4444 " 11 51 ktrikDOITI, is sufficiently evident. 'Letters received ftom'Flushing•mintion, that thel ePidemioal disease at Gibraltar, &c, has extended to! the Co ast of.;.Afric k , an d t h at t h e greatest pair of e Sp anish Garrison of Alluctrnas,iebout ten miles' :Joni Ceuta, h a d nearly perished with.sickness. and . ~hunger) Ift , rn which it was feared the DiliNts would ` fret pussessiun of the place, ' LITTLE CO; . . „; EIPORS N. ..T TioND, ESQ. AND Stit W. jeARSONS. . . .. i YEER DAY ,john Holland, Thomas Phillip, 1' rhite,l'hOmas Brier, lames jaiwird, - Thotnas 1 1, 1)7 7 ell, - and ,edaward ' Carnberlaine, who Were appre. (iended 'at the r Sutherl.nd Arms public house, in SaCkville-streer„ last Thursday .evening, in theaa 0 - drawing a Little Go, or Private Lottery, in con_ retfuence of .a search -warrant issued SyMr, BOND,' yth'e brought bef;re the above Magistrates. i ',Mr. MARRYATT and Mr. 'CoNsT appeared as Cotiosel for the. Gentlemen who have sii very' lauda. ly stood forward for the public to put a stop to hii infamous mode of - committing - depreilations" irpon the lower orders'of iteiety. 'Phey'atillressed .gist . , the e Marates Viii . . filly: upon the Laws that have been passed fer'`the ilippression of unlawfully gambling in Lotter,ies, and applied them to the case' their were bout tak before theta ; to coin.' ' plete the charg es aldfnit• the Prisoners; particularly Mr 'Holland, to' prove him to be thd proplietOr or ' th'e,L;tlie Co or private Lottery, they liad:ilaVit ' it, adeiseable to admit One of the men aprifeterld thn rti+tice ; who, on being called, deposed, that about fat Months Sitlee be Was eniphVed' i by the Prisoner,` !Iliti 'lloiland, of No. 6,'Gp:isventt r yl . acd r i f is his , agellt: to take insurances in Aiiri vaii ?.titiirtillety a Little Gci, then set up .14,y , private ' ; And'ifia' i' lartiittier private Lottee . r t was Liternat up by . Mr. ,1181latitl„. Wllich'eoniinhneed dratigitCon the ilk?) of last month, and was tne s tintinuedra.w ing for 39`days, Sundays excepted," and which has c?ritirviia *gi be drawn from day to day. till last'thikes IYWening, I fi isiben'they. were. apprehended by the 0 teri. E,,ch drawing totik place at 'different public'huthes, at '..which they. Contrit , ed to gain admittance, tor that 'purpose. After the drawing was over . each evening,' a ,place was appninted for a meeting of the, several . 'agents, who' rook t books . about in different parts of. 'Lnntion to procure insurances in Mr. Holland's 'Lottery .the next morning, at which tin 'they were iniOrMeduf the place . of Meeting the ensuing even. ing, anti - which 'happened to .be the . place -Where the :Lottery was to.'ba, drawn, they being alicays kept ignorant of the second place they were to meet at, , which was done to avoid detection ; arid Wive, tettitiently proposed to retire•to . inother place; and ,Mitt. no persons were' 'admitted to the draWing but , 'the agents, or persons strongly recommended by' Mein, Mr. 'Holland:' was in r encial • present . , anti ;he'afted as the - print:l4lin the business, by receiving ,m one y from him that fit took for insurance, and pai . liim money io pty-the . hirs tvith, anttbalinced his Wysk at the end cf' , the Lottery. There' were about fifteen Agents einploied to take Insurances ' ' likebitciself, and "that he used to take from five to eitift pounds' day for Itsurance, tram a number of 1 keitros'he called upi - n,..and' 'for hi s agenc y h e use d en receive tw6 shilliog, in' . the pound, and 'ale other Agents were paid in a sitnilar manner. At the time . rhe'ollicers entered the room to take them into„cUs. thdi, ...At` Lottery, '''i . i .. tfiti'Ga; was iti de . ae.t of being drawn; and it was abou t h a lf . oVii: rti &jut(' ' 'noenetlnilsitewhotiletithlbirtery thaveveningi but was : , uftclit *opt wb 11 ribiTilionertil ~. One, of thtt on. drew Ivory; ti eksta .eist' Lif'oack•tit , . vr4.44....a..., anathet drunv one out of the other wheeiNhich',rron:. rained the, blacks . and prizes,- and announced Whether the tick* drawn was. a blask or prize .. 'di.utilit..this drawing, the Prisioner, John .liallAnd was present.' That after each drawing,.liqs were regularly printed' of the numbers drawn,. and their,fAte, and the differ. ent Alict?tS took iliemxith them to their customers*, 11°1491 st ; hen they went so toilet insurances. The ' lista ,were printed ,in an ambiguous manner, Alt to denote the first, drawn licket, and pore,: to denote. prize.' . . John 'Parsons stiti, about three weeks since he met the Prisoner jarrard, ,:with a green-bag .in his hand, when he told him tire contents,weee the.Lir. tie Go,t, it was similar to that seized by the Officers. Miry Rainshotturn, of Berner's Mews, Oxford_ street. said, the beginning of 'this month the l'ri. ',,Miter Ittrard called' upon her, and asked her to let a iew friends of his sneer in her loft, ,over her sta. isle, for a snort time, and no harm should come of it; to which .she consented; and. in the evening of the same day the Prisoners Holland, jarrard,,and Chamberlayne, with a number of others, came ac. cording to agreement. She went with them a slink rime into the loft • after she' was but she heard the Lilac Go rattle. When 'they were goirig away she received 6s. for the use of her loft. . . _ A: journeyman gunsmith' of Mr: Manton's, Do. 'ref...tree, attended, aud said his wifo had insured to' the amount of '2 pi and had pawned' a number of his elcithis, to cArry on insurance With Mr.'Hot. land's agent,' which had entirely ritined him. fie' had ;effetel times applied to Mr. Holland to Wan the money, but hat received'no answer; ti . . Hugh Penny, engraver, of Old Builington.sttett, sithir; , at kook,seiseti. by • the Oftierrs, entitled the ratstLimpttial, -with , the figure , fl f_ F ortu pe,,, w , 44 engraved by him for Mr. Holland, who gave hint the design:for it, and,paid him fur iwhich he had stork dr fot hi m , • • 'Mr. Pulitut ettd;. Mr., Aux)* addressed the Magistrates at considerable length in behalf of the bis6tters, and , ; atontehtietl that the case made out against the ,PriPaciarsmes not eognize.ble,•entler,rth e . 17th of GeorgeMostili44hu Learnt:under : the G. Aft, which or 4 Makes the Proprietor liable to the, penal t y of =ta t Lasui—the „A-gents—liable_ to be imprisoned. Mr. cem.ol...leas k eard in reply. The Magistrates thin_ . ronk view of all the circumstances, avcd‘tagivitted: all. the Prisoners as _forestand 4aoattlintis, under the 17‘th Aif:Gedlige Mr. EiT66U ell fp the ' Solicitor to' the Staltipk.nitci, attended, and did; the Gentleinetrwhorhatt-afi,'loo d,tbli sic forvv . aid to appreh r e4ll,r;triiostrt, should have every assistance he could , gil'e,ttutasnt. the Officer olGovernment, He likewise-addressed himself to all the Ptiblicans present, and said, that it was a very mistaken 'notion with them and the public . in: general, that this business mmerbaira mattir of Police ; hitt - he took. sfiat opii(rtlinity to itlform them:that h 1140:receiv r eil inl,kriActi4Ot fro,o the Commissioners' of:thii Stamp Ofllee, tt?...pi , tecute all..pex tons: who - should 1 , t Such proceed ins i n their .fremises; of ariy desctiptitifi,.fOr the full penalty of Sae!, 40- the- 011111* 4414- MSG& ki /LT GEHENALB' 441' Q it I IN..tIIEARCTiES C(IRT.()P CAiiTEi2BURir; 1 ' • DECEMBER 21. • NEFORE SIR WIL1:1/411 WYNNE, KNI%- HARBIN ( 1/....HARDIN, CRIM. CON. ', This was a suit i ns ti t u te d by, Mrs. Jane Harbin, . agtiinit : her 'huSband, <Thomas <Henry' Harbin, . of' Corsica Hall, near Seaford, in the County of Sussex, Esq. in order to obtain . iiep t ratiian a taczisa• - o-tk.ora, for, various aOs of aditherfy and, crueky, T h„ )3,.. fendant aenied the• allegation's,' and, by w*tof re.;. criMination, charged' that his wife, the. KaintitT, hid been,guilty of.' critninal cmnverc:iti,n 4cith'4ive', rat persons, particularly widi•Cipt. Wall iind Liiilif. Rowed, of 'the Gloucestershire Militia On the part of Mrs. llarbin the principal • accusAtinn against h er husband .was, that he bad carried.on a crietinatin. tereourse with Minicent Muggeridge, a servatittin thefainily ; that :he private lodgings, for . h er , at which like lay.lo; and that having beerfforgiten by his wife, he had again visi t ed Mi n i cent M ugge : ride,•<,ancl she, had been brought to-besl:4la.4ecottd,. c hilit,t'ot which, he was the father. ThehDefendant denied tlrel Etas ; and contended, by blieritii`Siitt",illit it . witin!'''frienel of his who had Seduced the : B44.4nd tt4:iitshif4 to conceal his : ioth:., he had,.wrali`sucb :views onl y, taken private apaitmcnts for her at <Brentford, and had occasionally visited-her. H This.: preterite was, however, tenticted7llBhly'inOedible by th*evidence of Sinion i s,, ,l; a. Milo servant, wi.; di.. posed,' that he was • a svieer.beatt 'of 'die - girl,- Ind having some reason taltkspe,ol,,tbat his.inastei l Wa - a.r his rival, he narrowly, wistehell his proceedings, and . at length 53W hitli g6lo.o.ll l lt l cOrnbi,..r, where be re. rosined 4, i oV . lloekable,Ltipig'.' ''l - te looked, through the key4tote s .And. Obsetvrar r him kiss jier, and, in fad, he hail no doubt whatever or their motu,tl "criminality. loaddittUn,•to this charge, so one. )qpivocally, proved, Mrs.' , .f larbin stated, that the Defendant had injured her in a why which it syciuld be inkproper.,todescribei ..To . ;Ms it was Otswercr4 that Mrs. Harbin had not onlyoverlooked theotrence, butlid'spoken of it in terinsigilevity;iaying, thif her husband ,had- bten,itntaWi and had brought igiii I, down a very fine present' to 'make heeremettitber him. Such Was the nature ,of the ~•prOt:tr,'46o Lti charge of adultery,...The.Defendant. asserted, in an.. swer fo it l that whelf.theGinucestershire Militia .Were quartered in., the .neightriiii.thfo..94,;94 - . his tcsi-' dence, he frequently invited the Of fi cers to dine with him, And Orr his w•ife, np9ttsuch occasions, took every opportunity of sherving her marked attach,. ' men to Captai' :MAIN mall ' and Lieutenant:A Rowed', - Two Witaas„'.',tt ~Soso and . .mtiti seri'. vant,,,,ltyor ~that. "they Anal ! seen .(.5apt1jn . ...,W,411! I;,is, hit, squeeze• her hand; - and, use citlaecent . tartlidill' .o l4.-' ' , They alsotilaq‘ that Otie . .Mkirtii:lag,, wheri'Mr, liarbin wiss•-eut a! limiting, Mr*.tticiatbin, • andCaptsi t i .Wall.weni up stairs,44uythrotit ir's... sage, which tect..*...4lfiariLitipm, and.. fri i nn Xebec to her bed. room.' l'lrraispews,,lociketl.,:whe,l6L. liard.reotp4,2Anti. 410 t (0.417414 .X i t e ll; ' . Uf 't 1); 1 1 44 e rro , they coe‘utiiiiihzy we,ie in o!ip,li!4-c1).1,41 1 4g, .. 1) 41 it did not, appear that- they, ii(tfrAvfiti'.w4;lll,,l . PMC whethet. the , lied was : tutzble,do, Wit h, tespca to Lieut, 'towed, .the_tes,_tinrs o 3 , o(4le 4 ,W4neisies 4 ol4, went.to spew ,circumstances ni . ,nr4inat,y,gaitantit, , which. A must . only alLounAcii,., to, Wi,10,,,5t : 44494 , Alter tie evidence against til! . - ;wifej*itfSoFll4l l t, the rtex,tilitit n ,pf,lll iinses, %INF st?carikluel..a . !t„to ( , 6 ! charge .. .if cruelty, .I.k wasAtated, that, t 14;.j)44 . dant hal cominitted many ads Of violence;towatcis, this wiA. - The first depnsed,,to,w,as, his heating lv:r ' with, a !word belt,, to sns:ll a clegr;:e, that she was heard toTSCle ' l'lll ;110tIti and call for assistance: to. the servants, 'Who tiiitindly heard. the blows., I t was, alioipioved,. that, be ,called<her an ,ugly devil, :11,4 said there VV3B not a man in i the parish whO had n(:it a p6tty wife but himself ;<,,: ; and this . observation he - followed. up_by screwing.hen, arm rwrind, ai,d then :turning her out of the room, and as she was depart-. ing amempting to jawitgbwithin the door., The . next charge was, ,th at b i 4kcw,4 pitch,.r of wa,ter, over her while slic 1411,ln : bed, and in ding so the pitcher broke, and one of the pieces cut her tlevrely.. UpOo this allegation the exculpatory evidence was, that.AMts..Harbin• weaild not get up, and that, the Defendant, endeavouring to force her t , threw seino water ;at ' ll Crs and, by accident,' the vessel that held it broke. It was .alio,stared in evidence by Mrs. Durand, th e ilitCt.4l.ll‘V of Mrs.. HArbln, that while she was on a visit at Corsic4 i , flail, the Defeudant and .Itis wile were continually quarrelling t, , that , one night 1 V 11 ;!. 114 ri?iri was heard to cry out I I murder," and the next miming • sholievred the Witness het arms, which were 161st d and discoloured ? . Words ensued hurl the ]toy. ' band .and wife, and-alteitesirtd .htin to . giY 4, tie r bad her fomone,, and let h9.,g0 Ittinf liiiii,. llc.ttplio; that she .40 very welcume to . a wife's fott,ttne, which was, bread ;and cheese. 2 Upori unother.oeci.k. • hittli the Deleptantealled his w.ile a d---d.. inconstant • b,-,t(,atal,.tieixing 'a chair, ha, extended it. ut arm's length, and' was in the an of rhroi7vingi; r at her. ir: , wttshe, opigion,.ol. !he! Witneo,, tha k t4K ho,hail not fremprevented throwing the cktir it must have killed her, as he was a very Powerful ,inan,. It would: hu..cndless ; tql,ePeikt tti,5,11,i41if,10;,Y61,, of violenegir4P4fto4l(r.vlbictlecie stir trii . itt? tie.e,pecii cuminittvti, bYl4.DcfcPckfiitt 4; i ' l ,4i„ihiPir) ,,, il i i 4 in :consequempi of ,irirop,.. so94 4 trweert„tetn, lie pull t d,liebieJtatz,49,in . , : uede r,hritott9eltPlk4, le.it '. l ',e,' nut 4,44 .4inciy4 n a nd 10 . 1 . 31, 41a!tvot ; q - / 04 blit. Wu*, ghti;- 10 diPq; C,r063, : ., Ole : , COtiltttp. d . cut het hat 4n4 cloak, .to,„ her broli,e,ii,,itcli*,. _ c i i,i ,, ,oid. re; vistiP,l4r. onc! I) i Of A 1 , 03 •fR. ~, lcCittit‘ , I !",Vi OP,ll , Plittf itimr its ha could: not ansWAt..- . !vn)wfllf 1i '14 . ? 1 ,, , tiv to her in his: passion. It. appeared :froni , # , i yo t tlinn. nous mass of euiderice,, ,t ha r • Mrs. I iathtit w4 1:1 14 biessttil , ,wir ft Ji tpore,agreell4s 'dispostti,,ni Wan hey . Ituaharig i fOri • su,far from •utt.iptii.tirg to ~,tt't he, pill? so*rcho w - -)st , ,iv.ing w.4y, 41, 14# F , , ni.,.,,,.t, 1 , 4.0 , 1 it) wwout : Iy.A ,s)),Wei. Ole- cooiinitki . '. 4 0 Vie-rY l lli l 'g .: . lik liell'9WCY;lP6l);!.`ate 1 ;44-. ~,.. -.. , -1 .:11 - ~....,,,),, .. .. , . §1c , 11414.3 15 . 4,1 X Nti,‘ Eti. , ,4lt ~o,j i et) kl,;, rccoPtil- .1 0 0 01A ';',. ll Ple cal th e cv iii.Pcfa:'; 44, cites' ;fr. - 4 1 ,1 !• ,, itietiStOttrY , 4 l 4rgei , IP'S. 0 4 1 1 1 1 . '1:: 449 iißtlYit,l) - aio4e it NI ng r i4VI-, l ,l 4l '.!lfil,PlAlPlilelY ci iAll 4' n- ' ' iiittFas rtu only by, Ole witiwis%4l, by titic-,e,ii 1 lc. , ir4 fii4<liklie9l 7 tO (04.)itkili ?iilit l lll.lfsl l sfl'e4 to the censure of t he Eccles,astly.iil. ,avt". tli te. se t o the plea en the part of tii:". husbrlt, 'cif Con.' ' . ,donation, or lorktrettrirtir ittg' - witcritlvaS 'done; ' '• : ,` ~,, , ,,t ,ttimip,,,,,,t . ~,,Alk , tilt:lVO -,, i 4,,, ..,t , ,r 1 . 601 Th'criiifertr , rtier c;iirinr . r, or recriminatory thaigt:' • of adultery by the. wife; he did not think had beet-A Made °ht.. A criminal conversation had - never beCri considered..ai proved by the simple ad of the paktieti having been seen to go into the -same bed.roottn. The testimony of the witnesses as to this point - was not only_ contradittory, but it. did not appear that they had made any remarks on the appearance of Ail b.o.;......t.heir..,evidence, thekelite amounted id .. mere cotijedure. With regard to the. : charge of, . cruelty, he had - to observe, that it appe'ared the Defendant and his wife were in the constant habit of using every possible provocation t6Waidi., each • other, Aral ‘Toulittei;s they trtbSt have led a - most' miserable_ life. Had their .resentments extended to, - nothing . farther than r,oolding, !angti . !tge, saying uncivil Ifririgs, and making each .other Oa .uncomfortable as7they could, it was not ••in the • power of the2laW CO du any thing lot. them,;...: Unless - parties so cooduding themselves thotigher.l. fit :'to separate, he :knew ,or no Authority , to._;0114 Of them—they must continue to scold on. ;lint if a :husband prnceedcd . to.ads of violence, by which the personal safety, and even the lite , of his - ,Wifo wati ',placed in flatly. * Or law wuul _interfere to':, prevent , the commission•of that Crime , which would prohilbly.: be , attended wijlt , fatal consequences to both,,,,,Upait)he' whole 'tiffb v e'vitlence, he consi_ ! deied:that ale Wife was well justified in flying from her hnstundis house ; and thii, I)itli on Ai groutid' cif his, a dpiteron 3 irtterconrse with IVliniccnt 'Mug.; gcri4.4eiitiAdlis repeated ads of violence toward hei, fttitled to a separation,: The,Learn,.. ,ed Judge accordingly, in the usual form, pro., nouneedl Decree of Separation from bed and boatel between Om 'parties, allowing the, wife that ali4 ninny to which she was entitled •by the forianc . .ol4l ,brriught the - Defendant, and his m e ans of maintaina ing her. CORN 4XCILINGE, Dre. 12. Wi havebnt many fresh arrivals of Wheat toi; day;. hut , frnm•much 'of Monday's uni, Ad, there` are .gticgts.upplies---)ast ,terms are asked, but few salcs tillide *at pre.tr,c prices, some little very fine rather exceeds Our ciirrcncyi Batley in great civari: tigies and cheaper, ttOr many. sales or Malt, the Brewers (let:lining present currency ;'oltirk. decline 'in price , andffour, with other :irticics;' at' little - • , . whgm ~os * 98s a t tos Ott Beans -412 i a /4t ad. 12tteditio . - ;- t,lfs 4 116$ od"rick Bears 44s a.s.ts ati . . , i: grig "? ' - ' 43"v!..Sti .c!I tats ' %Ss a ,ps a„33s Od ti - - 4rs 44s od 'Po lint! do. -1 3ss 430$ od Malt - - 7fs a 83,s ad !tape Sded - . .oat a 44, Vieftitc Peas..! ' '-'34s'a 60$'oit Fat: r Flat: - ' , 9 6 s ,+.9;is il 'Grey (Iltto „.. Os a -sas a , t '!it.'!cotidi - . /s ass . 904 oyt „ .4.l4ettAls ..Eatent have passed the Great Seal of Ire.. ftr collstjiotkpg 4, 611 1:4 614 1'4% ) 3 4o 1 VNitiPol! 4kArtii6ottir r..t oiler ol'Ariny AccOunta, in the room of . thetion,,_ E NAPIER, deceased: •• „ T, r =OL* litre T DitYANT, begidell leaving HO v Slualg:e • tit• King's Colkge, has' be. : qhcattoid.eoool, far tbe.proparilion of the Gospt.l, ',and wool. for the superannuated. Collegets of Etistk SN6OI, he (3)4)osed of by the Provost and Vet. 11,,kws. ..‘ , -The - ficir. Arr. Leslie, alinTiatt, alias /win, has niad his apPear.mce in Oxford. lie was dv".... tatted on Wednesday last in fingering some articles of jeweller )u n jewellet's 0101)in th3t city, and he is columict(-.1 Mr trial. A p2r3on , was in coin. piny with him at Oxford wl n 3 his Much the ap. pe t arance of a Gentlemau. On sarchint Pratt'. psisr. msnteau ai the inn., where he put tip, several articles of jewellery were fnund. l'ho above °Mlder is well,known ort the pout of London. Yesterday a depredator was de teEted while niaking off with g valuable ,parrut ar i a .oage, which he had purloined from the window. of , a Lady-in Addle strect,'Wood-strect, by the :mians of a ladder..:.4 laic culprit was intmediatety.carrie c l to Guildhall; but the Sitting Alderman being absent, he was locig. ed in:the,Compter. On Saturday morning a beautiful young Lady, o f a leipe6able family, in a fit, of despondency, supposed :to have been occasioned by dis;lppointmene iti a love affair, swan Owed, on the Scrim:, at Brigh. ton, a large phial of 'laudanum. tier rash qtil• was discovered_ by some 'Gentlemen wliiking near her at the time, one of whom procttred immediate me.+ dical assistanee and, we are happy , . to hear, that i onla hope, are .n ow entertained tit her recoveq. Qn Friday. sennight • a - coroner's •Inquest was held on the body of -Captain cOLIIIVAN, of the Mary, from Liverpool to London, wrecked at Ball‘ gpt the beginning of last month. - The body Watt driven , on'' shore near the A 7 ltite-lioule.--An . In. , gnest. , was • also- helal on. Mosnlay on the batty- of ittd :I Y, Mate of the hhip 4sa, of Mary.. . port , lyin g at Belfast quay,' who fell over the plank going to- his ship. - --Ve dias Accidental Death, .0n Tuesday .te'nnit/lit 'a, Gentleman who liy at the Fleece Inn, Cirencester, :I,Tor up in, his sleep, about' ttvo - O'clock in the morning , and alter putting on his breeches and stockings, went out, at the chamber 'window, which was two pair of stairs high, and got safe down into the bt rem He thence considerable way on the Fairford road, t ill he ewe- to the turivii,lw gate, which, b e i ng shut, he went up againetii:ll4such violence, that he was' thrown d .)w n ha a'; tv,hen,'s ittaked the sb ck, l,e discovered lus tre'plorable situation. „Although he mot.* hruiseithr the fall, be Wile enahlen to alarm tl.c inhattilantt of a arnali lionse hatfiix adMinisler .nt et! evtry comfort in their power 1-" and We are : happ9• to add, that 'the effetts of this strange. 4dvieiittire„,are not likely to prove DP.arrykstrrib u eonseque nce ' , A m i cipikik cirentnst.tnce - "A k y f re,l 4 l th e fl an . nel nottitifacbry , Brewnsiore, oa Satur day se'4l4bt:— . -A ho}, of age, etttpluyet ehere, Catight by the strap of the engirlFfwheel, anti -,.50 tireadtuily mangled as to occasion his death antu.,t 14tiolo4ittety. „ awl' Crown Inn, j4ed s , :Was • broke! •topen tietV ago, anti Jobbed of sererWpa'rrifiti TfiFtifFiliti6l as yet a re 11 ntlittoleted: •,1 ••:' •