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anchaion of his present affidavits would be A vio tlion of the late. His passion for injuring Lord :::i•A'erefigh had suppressed his natural desire of de coding himself; he was in the situation of a roan reckless of his own life, so that he ii.mdered his • nervy, or him whom he chose to fancy hiS enemy. The question curthe their Lordship s to consider was measure and kind of punishment which should he ilifli6ted up - on t the detect he'defen,ani ; and up on that ifie'd' not ant hi mse lf had desired their. Lodships I:heto send hi tt' to a particular species of prir son.-- 4tiointly Getier.ti lustvd the punishment of , the deferidatit would not he confined to imprison tnent ; but, that it there. was any kind of punish , mem in their LordShips' discretion inure degrading Ilan imprisonio.,tit, thartno would be 'star:led tit on the defendant. If . their Lordships had" ec er met • . with a case more a6grav:itvd • than the present, lire ta4ney General dew, d the' detendani might 're ceive a tilhigatv(l4elkelleei but if they l'o u"d in the affidavits and address of the defendant to the Court, and to the l'ublie (the' Counsel might s ty) the ut- ', l ' os t degree of rnaliiiiiy, he desired them not to "' T V"( the justic e of the I iws hit England, tempered as they wrre with werey ; and also not to forget til6r Lordships' own dignity, and now t ie defendant I'4 ;tine ins outrageous leilcoions upon those laws, through the Conit. He desired them to re- . " weathr, 100, the prosecutor's unmerited wrongs ; and when they had alio ,vt'd every thing to mercy— when they had studiously seleeted every portion of exc u'e for the defendant's conduo, to put his, de' cumulated malignity into the other scale, and lieu pronounce the sentence k‘ NO) justice called tor d',.ki ekitted. How would ehiracter be sacred bete a..filser, if this off.nce were ,ightly poniCied ? What t e ealled for the severest punishment, if this did no! ? , Air. ‘7ARROW 101IoWed on the barne side, • . ' Air. Jotice Gnose",ohs,-rved, that the Court had !‹ , i lately taken ill- circuis,,stances of tide picsent libel ipu then cntimilerAton, in the case of atiotist-r de !einclAlit) that they had no hesitation iii a . ,vording (ithe.ir ,settince Mott •di,,itly, That whi t th was an v gt ice in that perbun as the publi‘her of the libel, "vlll:lol‘hvi.l:23ltittlitizourethaonr.oll:e.nlee.in the present defendant, i Conti in vain looked fat 411:iYievditet:Illt:17411411"Ce4 91. ,Inillieg.niull in the two t ' . pre . hent CaSe.. , n °f ed a cool, du ibeiate 'tole"' .111 mitatt3hi,ind(llBll6l_l:= otience ; lifid the' Court .had seen error T he (. ‘ u ' u. Vchisid nothing like a s , •ise of his what the ' dete,,etattitt(h,'l not order and adjudge, g;iol for u m 'icily of l'ht: 'committed to his Majesty 's LAldar mo nt h s, auLi i a ieuln tort he space of 18 c,f 'etottr for li ve years f 'ad S. :flit ky tot tits good belt:l -- two sur et i e , ;,, tom hitt ti ate, hlitiselt ill 50;)i. imsu be d till th at I ", 4 bi each, mid he Walter Wl'. " iiecuritY be proem ed. • LONL)ON GdZEl;rlf.. Ii;XTRAORDI'LV4II.II% tiluitthAy, t:itu, 7. , ---1—...........—j0u5e, • At the Nit at Carlto n the 6th of FebruarY. la"' , . tpkihsw.r. Lies Roy.t tiiKiioLls he t'iclNCk, of WALES. Rl'ent of the thittil hiogiltioi ot C r.zat Istitato awl 1 r`44'."*. liii Royal 11141tness the !yoke of liOrk . • kilt:ill Royal 11114.11.1.:is the 11 11 ,, : ot elmett.e ,loyal ilihmiws4 t,. 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Ltlrti Qlesioervte • 'ol' of bougi..l3. and 1,44,1 R•Aiew,tate lori'Y't4l!le • Lulu i%illen 1 4,1, , ,, 1t 'lO I.4ra Sficalrlti 1,-.4d Er,,kote t.ttril‘tiirs N7lll°lt.rtielsea 4:1(1. !'s;ot- It glitifb.n. thP SPtculkticiirdas. tar ."41 Iti4it Itup.l(,oner hiiiot ol I..!tettertielci I,44iit Hon. L.. Arnn ..-a_ i.. 44 or Sandwich Iti:.;11t f lon It.. 11. ?tittle' 11 , 4,, It;liontkikleley Area flow kViti, Llitutt L, w Ltoortide.. , . riby • Right Hun. G. I 01 ,0 .t,,, :',lt 'l4,:k.tlestield -, . • kigrit {.O n' C. ~..1. button L.f, uut..gnilfasitire , ititoo, Hu% 1 (. Vinci.* ",4 0.1. lislithVlCitC ~,,•11 !Veld; r Right Hull. s. Peicvll6,k g.tlf c . • 1\ tiOlt 1.1 011. li, 1 it,Zi)l k., if C ilathaill RiAllt Mil. 101111 I ft.VOr !lit qi4thUr3t Xot i• ' 441 lion. Sir W. tiraii . t ~ t ar ,rosvtlior 1 4 , ut. loillit Edgecombe tt ' :6.1.1 !lowl. ;.iSiirr ri..N14,-R(6l,'llicl4l4lltl t ot c't Liver Pool rii:',llit .1-,1o1;• Sir I °3 ' Banks, ta r °l f 1, °lr3 ' Hart. K.H. . , ~.t ',..„ rrown Riot itowsir I •Slik . *-1r 01 Carysfort - . 11 ' r ot: b‘uliousfrtiore kw) ttoli, sir J. Aii,trurficr, ' 114 u. V ot, Liancarty t4r et Povv is (tight I tun. Sir F.NePeim;.llk! It itoit 11 oil. sir 1,), Duiettasak..H 441. (,; fey I!! u,f tiarrev.by Right !low t,tr W s.k.ott Right }too. Si r i . NtallolS I!' letryle Right lion. 1. Foster Lor a Robert Spencer Right 1 - hin. I. Corry Z!coorit t'..linerston Itii,lit Moil. "t* (,11..'iivilic if,...scQu'ltS4lolouth Righ t 1-14-41. (,; ediwing vnoOrtt Cathcart - Right Hon,. C. Yurke , ,kotlitt Morpeth kigiit Hem. T. kv 4114'4 tpitul %Nikon ltollt utt. (;. 144.4 e . t, , torkri°,u,nt Sit•stlete.igh ktght lion. C. Luog , "s 4. t., C ower 1 kigist iii,o,, (~;, l'i‘filicy. t i .„, , „ . Ikalel.lkil dv 114 Royal ii.iginwS3 .the r twee , ,of b a) Regent of the. Unitc•Al Kingdoni of Great 14'1114411) and, °f by virtue 'Of au Ad passed in „„7, Present SeSitioll of Parlianient, intituled, " AO 4it6 PruYide for the Aditinistratian of the Royal I), ' IC/tilY ; and for the care of his' Majesty's HoYal tierisoill during life continuance of his Majesty's nl.• 14,, i And for the resutnption of the-eiercise of the, e`o`l4.lAtithority by his Miljesty," was, at his 'first 4171,6111,g into the Council, pleased to declaie,, that tak -'6llniling th at t he law rcquired tha ,the should cor:i: And subscribe cerinin oaths and dclarations he. itlow ready to do b 0; 11.19 Royal Highness ac.- tatioVY look and subscribed the oaths and decld ,l4:),L4 required by the said Ad.; after which an the P,iy '"crs Present of his Iviajesty's most -Honourable ki Y entitled had the honour of kitittiog 11.13 Royal rEitnenes hand. • ' _ -----„,:_..... , "13iPpEi 1 kb ilLi AfEv-I ~.1 .......4„.. . liotisk: OF GOA/A/DNS.. Titottsoity lqi,a•'7 At i t , , , • • vil ' r ‘'clu(lt the 'SPaitkett tOok t!lr: Cil:r, i tti . he irn) •i' , .. . , 1 ' ' ) NetilatOvrepitattil Atlttrt:F.l"+, tilt: I: t, ti..),-", : ''). t'bit \lll4l Ilititl4 liaQ LO rogut.b: ttic4 10'&'''"` Dtdt —1 Lisbon, t Malta, i Dublin, 3 Waterfuld. 01' STOCKS THIS DAY TWILV O ' CLOPK. Consols - 6s < I tied. . - (GI •T• fleas' for hii absence on the preceding day. the case was, that he had been at C:+ lion-House, to be present at the swearing in of his,P.oyal Highness the Regent, where Ire had been unavoidably detained longer than lie intended. This being the case, he trusted lie . was not too presumptuous in hoping for the pardon of the . House. The Bill to enable the , Fife and Light Insurance . Company to . sue and be Sued,, in the name of their Secretary, wa s rea d ' a secon d lime. As zil , o the Bill to enable the Suit Fire Or6ce to sue arid be sued in the uatneoft heir Treasuter. MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS. A Message came -from their Lo . ruAtip.i, announc ing that they had given leave to the Ilia of Ross to attend .1 Cominittee of the House. Leave was given to bring in a Wll to enable the Life .In.putance compiny to sue and be utd, in the name of. their Treasof,r. • The COinilliSSlOnerS for the Reduainn of the Na' tion 31 Debt were calledin, and the accuinins read. Leive was given to bring in a Bill to prolong the duration of a Patent granted to Robert Barber, for his Improvement on the Mantitatitire ot: Stockings. kin the frIOLIIIII at I fle CH ANCRLI.OIt of the E. cit EQUBIi, the House 'at 'its rising adjourned to Tuesday 'nekt: Leiive, however, being given to the Committees to sit notwithstanding such adjourn mettle--Adjourned 111 TuehJay., THE .r.tole of , the STATE T LOTERY . will be drdwn an 1. RI D AY, the isth hitt:hit Forty-four Capitals ; tour of 20,0uu1. atvi 4,0u0 other Prlzses. L SkILL . % DlCeitt VALSUM AVI)6AT ? Go N DO A' FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1811. '• 1V inckor Castle, Feb. ti, i3l I. . , . , . " His MAJESTY seems to be making gradual progress tuwards'recovary." Signed as usual. We have made some More atria-, &Om the FO reign Papers which arrived yCsterday; The , ' fact of the resistance, in Norway, to the Colfsc.ription of seamen for the French fleet isconfirmed. The sea mei) not only refused to serve, 'but thr'eafened to cart) , out the gran-Vessels 'and join the English aqua dion in the Cattt:gat ; and the soldiets, when or, detect to reduce them to obedience by force . , refused to lire. We are Very sorry to find that letters from Lisbon of the (.26 Mention 'the death a the . gallant Margirii•de HumANA, atter a lingering illriess.• We Ae liOwever, to indulge a hope that the account nidy,be incurred, because none of the Pa ;,evs, which ate only a few days earlier in point (if date; mention his illness. There appears •to • [neva!' a generaroptMou ‘ at Li4ion that MASSENA' i 3 about to make somr. importam attempt. We ihould rather think, however, that he would wait Until he ik joined by all the rein ful•cements that are un ttetr march. If he waits for those under Sutrt.r and Mottriaa, his attack must be deferred for some time, provided, as it is now ,supposed, they mean to proceed by way. of Alcantara. We confess it ap peared to us more likely that they' would attempt to penetrate the Protince of Areniejo ; ' btu we suppose •" that rhey.did not lil a to leave the foriDesses of Ba dajokand Elvas in their rear. Some apprehensions have been expressed ; that IVIAssaNA would attetript 'lok to ..trike his meditated blow before the reinforce ments that-are.on their way to join Lord WELLING TON can have reached him ; but upon that snbjed we feel . no , alarm, because, in all human probabi lity, they will reach Lisbon long before Souvr and MoaTtia can join MAESEN4. The same letter that mentions the report of the Matluis.Ds nostANit's death, States also that JUNOT had been mortally wounded in a skirmish with the Briti , hadvanced posts. We know notwhether this report is entitled to any Credit, but it certainly is ii reconcilable with the account which recently reach ed us of ItitioT's having been arrested and sent pi soner. to Paris. .We' have seen another Letter, of an earlier dote, which states, that the Marquis DB ROMANA had detached 16 or 1800'Spanish troops, .under the Marquis D'LPAGNE, from Lisbon, to reinforce Gen. 1 1 4NDEZABEI., who, upon being quitted by BALLAS STHROS, WAS ludged too weak to make any opposi , ion to MoRTIER, BALtASTEUOS hid proceeded, by or ders from the Regency, in a southern direetion, be tween the Guadiana. and the GuadalqUiver., Ge neral Savteß4 had had another action on the 11th ult, with a part of DROUET'S corps, and had made good his retreat, with very trifling lois. Major CooKsElli. to the Portuguese service, was kilidd in this affair. Letteri from Hamburg!), Pia late date, mention a! the French had phiced seals, upon tote Senattl and the depots of wines belonging to the Iy, but that they had given the strongeir asturaticts ttia the Bank should be. held tarred. - NAVAL gEWA. PLYMOUTH, Fait. G.—By : a letter received here yesteri!ay fro n Lisbon, dated the 26th JaHuary,'lllitt ".15 moved • that the M irquis • • 0 .• ;. A , ROMAN.% died in Fort: T.ll after a lingering illness, supposed to have been brought on ,by excesive fir t . - tigue, JuNot, with a reconnn l tering parly, w:is at t,seked some dais since by an nthanced post of the 13iith,h army, who completely routed him after a sharp confric) in wldch JuNox is said•io hate re ceivei ti Murtal wound. in the lace. -A force, con sisting (If 6000 Span ti troops, have marched from i.khon to i . e.-intim - cc the . . •c• %Vas expeeted would auaoked tiv the French. gi've the :itiove as sime , ) in the leiter, not vouch. ing, however, tot its authenticity. ‘ 'Arrived the transport brio Liberty , belOnging to this port, tlionA s Ton NER iNlaster, from Gibraltar, Cmliz, and Lishon,•in bound to this port, or t),,rtstru;tith the brig t ii: Mary a Joitti,. RtenAnas Master, from L b with cargo o f fruit, bound to London ; pui in bele by 'cbutrarr winds . ; sailed on the 1 7(11 jrinniry, in cosnp:iny with • a fleet of transports and nte:bantatett, tinier con voy of his ithjeity's shin, .;l itclitz and Gorgon ; al so an the American ship /I<:lSiii/IVOI, SAMU E GItt:QO Nl.t.;ter, Stot•iditt:tn, with a ,c,irgo of tar, and deals, •hound•l tti•London, •last (rein Liverpool ; the kreinzs, Gi nsov ; and. tiitrON, fi on) S ;'.:.1 ) y > at l a the MT tit, etorn Cliepsww. • . , . . . PORTShiOUTIi, Etl3. 7.—H . s .Majesty'; ship-Ltatp'. ON, 41 'pet'. i.i.kes convoy to C.4 . uettpsey; '; '' l, tnrc , -. , P , ..ri-a ill r. , Came - Came in ibii day bill I\l.fie , tys sbips Do?.;ecrai and Lerivick froni a etnize.. ()It . Lii. , ..trbqurgii. ; .t ~ blipped down to St. liden's.his Maje.tty'" , Gatedunia. ' Arrived last evening 11P.,Arig Clinker a , Captain WALA.Eit, horn the IVt•st . DANTNIQUTH, Fga. 5.-APrikOil the ddelaide car tel from IVlorloix, with :a •NehsetTget charted with Dispatches tiotn the American Minibter at Paris. 4 . . . FA V.VIOUTH J Fe.a. 5. - - - Arrived his Majesty' ship, Amelia, wish a fleet of trinsporis (tool Li.bon-after a passage of 20 days, sevefat . of,the fleet separated ; among those arrive.l are the Stably, Agelorich, James, Joke, and a strip No. ago.. ' • DEAL, FEB. 7 rived to 11bitlity'S 811itr Kall gala() flow Poilmmolitl,.. Came down frort) . the River 'be 10110 Wing Etit Indifinen, 'Faunton-Cultio, RTMA;RDSOttr, for M.i dras•and ; Union, C; Ai T. - 61 it 9, tor St. Helena and Bengal; Northampton, 13,Nar(ga; and:the; Union; SIMPSON, for 13otithay and ••• A private letter (ruin Cadit,d.ited , Jan. ve, says— " A grand attack upon the enemy ixplanned,..and will be carried into vireo to.mourow, (it.' the dty after. In•con•tint-nce Of t n detachments made to reinforce M'Asss:s totve • is touch weakened, and it is supposed that tfwy h.he not abot'i?' snot,' men from Chia:l)3lo Si. I.ncar. , it therolore' tended to make a landing, to take then hatter e.by surprise, spike the can. on, .and.do them oc damage. as possible. By a Dccree of the Cis)rtel.i, all the superfluous Clinch plate is to be dAlverezhip fur the puube service. A demand is 11140 inacle'nr. , r) all individuals t o o give u; the half ot !heir plate•Eis. loan towards detrayin4 the expellees of the ward—. A large convoy of gain-boars .11. d empty transports caine•• in from Gibraltar' es'elday. The. season is oelightful, and our in iikets cout:nue to b: evelJ supplied.". It is stated in the letters by the iin. s toa mails, that the sales of cargoes s:.lized in the h lobs gun at Berlin, On the Isol that thirty-IWO cdt goes, seized at Koningsberg, had been sent to Maek lenhurg on French account. They also, besides confirming the demand on Sweden by the Fret.ch Government tor 2,001) searnen, repeat the state ment, that the Norwegian sailor, refused to sera on board the French fleet. GLOUCESTRit Coif sty ELECTION.—NiIIth day : Sir D; W. Guibe . - 3944 Mutt. Alf. Lhittun. - 240 'Majority tin Sir W. Mike - 491 Mr. DuTToN, relinivikhed the 'contest for Gloucester. The Borough of Denbigh is likely to be ‘ ‘ar ni fy contented at the next election. - Lord KiIIt•WALL starts pu the independent interest, in oppOsnion to the present Member, whose politics are considered by the ancient Britons as too nearly allied to'thoe of the letorming Baronet. A vessel is arrived from Tarragona, from whence she tailed at the beginning of Titulary. The garri son at that time was confident and Ournerons, cun sisting of t 5,000 men, but of which a great pro. portion were recruits. They had nut heard of The tall of l'ortnsa. An unfortunate accident happened on Tuesday morning to a ghzier's man, (Awning the vv:taticpAs of the tight wing of the lictr.e Guards, leading to the Treasury, ‘k ha feli off the ladder, and reLervin g a violetrt cootti.lon in his head, was taken to t h e Westtuu.strr Infirmary. Ott Wedneschy afternoon a cart heavily .cien with' • , grotery and o.het artqurs, g"ltig boque-cotee,,t, brutitt down, mkt the Car/mu, who 41:;.% t',01(:11 , 4 by tbo 4il it, waN very severely . 11 , 1 t, ill cofise(pit tit.v.-.011 some of the sugar-1011es. I,,,h i g on tits head, by which a...ettleta a in otnstort of bino.t.;:,o 7 illet from Ins heatl. He %I-34 i ni .„ ( ..,i,., te t y olten to' a neighbourirg wwgeort t.y some Lu.n.ine . v-ts-tts pkiSin at that' tirla"l ht . :tad surgival .s If • I A -,‘ FOREIGN INTA,LIG'ENCE; qO7T4NBUG, .4N. I 3 .—By adv icet-I:vh ich have ; reached us from Norway we are informed, that so general is the aversion to the conscription lately set an foot there fur, the purpose of raising men for the tice of the French fleet, that at C4ristiansand the 'troops who were . ordered to reduce the sailors to . .,ohectieuge, positively refused to fire; and at Frederics.wern it was reported the sailors Otreateried to carry out the gun-boats to the Etiglish niziog in the Cattegat. Circumstances appear to confirm a report is cir culation these two days past, of some ditilletices having arisen 'in the disCnssion of certain points be -o.s cep our. Court and the Russian Minister, as three couriers have been ordered to proceed iturnediattlp to creslehannu ; it is nevertheless hoped, that the difference in question may 3ktrt be ,amicablyi ad justed. AMSTERDAM, Fin. 3. Vidacc of the Thuilleries, Jan. 24. 1 NArot,cost, Emperor of the French, King of ; Protector of the Confederation of then i~hine, Mediator of the , Swiss Confederation, &c. 2c.`' On the report of our Minister at 'War, decreed, ,and decree as follows • r j Art. 1. All watermen who, in the lith'aitcl 314 i rriititary diviSions, shrill hate fariatiredcotnmunic3. t lions with England, s hall, together with their ac. ; . complices,ibe.hrought before a Military Commission. The Geirals conimanding tlie , te divisions •slf0)1 the members this , c , iitui.ision, %quelr shall be organized, and shail jtuige coMOrrn. Ally to the diipositior;s of (air f . )•crse the l 7th of " 111:•ssidor (yi r 1!:). 3, Omr ilLciiiter of War, of Joiti. e, Ao4l of Ge. nerxl. Mice, etich in what coot Tins IC,Lo, ate en icustect with this ex.eeutip:i of rite pe,cht Dextee. By the Emperor. {S igned) A & O L E.W.. The Minister Secretary of State, 0. U. Duke of KASSA NO. (Signed) AMSTARAANI, Van, female named MAG• nELEINS ALIIEiRT, of whose horrid crime eve give an account in a fornicr paper, haw been apprehended. The following is the ex: rJ4',t of a letter ott this subjeo, transmuted on the Qed of this month by the Sub.' Nee& of Gannat to the Prete& of the department of die Allier. 1 „ " SIR, I have the honour to inform you, that the female named MAoncLioN ALucaT, was oppre. is'ended yestviday; the 81st of this month, in commune of Saien Iguat, in the canton of Enezat, diem 'leagues from Rione r she was to-day Conveyed to the prison of Gannat. The mul titudes which assembled from all parts to , see this monster was prodigious. I cannot deicribe to you the fury of the popuhLe. .11 the gen-d'armerie had not protected this patricide, I' believe she would have been loin to pieces. ft was with the utmost dif ficulty she was saved from the sticks and stones with ~ vhidt she was rissailvd." SIMILIN, NOV. 16.—The Servians have at las gain. d their lib:qv by several succees.ive victories. The Turks, to the amount of 80,etoo men,..eorn maniltd by three Ricfrig, hise ben thrice beaten it Dilegr:i(l. The Serviaus covered themselves with glory near WeLl.lO3; but the battle of tho Drina tr,,tva a decisive bluxv. 'rho choicest or the Turkish army, composed of 64,000 Bosuittni, o!t:►Gked on both sides the Set- vians, who were not tnote than .4:5,000 men, as skted hy2Quo Rusdans, und4 the command of NICIT, COlllbt %VAS, (11ciNt bloody. After three discharges of musketry the Servians charg-d - with the bayonet. The carnage was dread the 1(11Sii1111 cavalry rushed upoh the Turks with their pikes, and the infantry with the bayonet. The. Turks defended themselves in the most despo. rate manner. All the Chiefs cf theServians and the Russian Colonel NICIT, were wounded. Neverthe. idsslhe Turks were vanquished ; we took 6000 per- sutlers and . they lost an equal number of men either killed or drowned in the Drina during this mutt.. Afte r the battles a conference took place between the VIZIER and CZEHNI GEORGII, ill which' it W:l5 agreed dint the Twits should pay the Servians 000,000 piasterq, who would in return, give tip the prisbners that they had made, and treat fur peace. CGERIit GEORGIi is now in the Rdssian camp, whcre the negociations are carrying on. COLIN EXCHANGB, FRB. B:—The Market to-diy has but few arrivals of Grain in generat, and not ninon Wheat on hand ; for this article ftst prices are te.tdil)s obtained, as also for Barley and Mktit ; White and Grey Pease Butiluate but little ; there a4e very few Beans of the two sorts, Now Ticks Sits. to 445. Old as per currency ; the remaining . guar, titiet al 031$ are pretty con.iidernble, bat not many fine, winch are quoted rather dearer, second mid inferior without variAtion quoted prices. Flour remains at the laid %%theta . 704 a Sts a gcs hoe ditto . 91:4 a Rye (oew) . . 384 a 12. 84.1cy 27i a 4j , i .tBa 75i ky 'ire .43b 54 a 44s bet!ia'vl'.:)l . $44 4 57j Tick (old) - 4's a SII (Lis 22, 25, d 16i l' , ‘llard ditto - 3ot, ditto = a ;as Rape Sta,C . Oil, Fine I i:Jut -t., 4 s:cutidsi • . bs.3 I