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NAVAL I,Y E IV S. I'OfIT3ISOUTH, FEB. 10. - Arrived the Ceres, CAtiPBELL, from Guernsey, and the• Diana, PAH CELL, from Dublin bo'ind to London, both in dis- :recs. L'Argus' Sloop of War, Capt. KITTOE, on a Cruize to the Westward ; also the /141kb/son, PART, for Sunderland. • • The Polyphemus, of 64 guns, and the Crescent I'i:tate, are dropßed down to St. Helen's. PLYZUTII, F. 9.—Sailed this morning the Ville. de Paris, of 110 gulls, Admiral CORNWALLIS, for Torbay.. . , • • This forenoon, at ten o'clock, the'Schooner Far tune, of Jersey, laden with apples, from Jersey bound to Bristol, was driven on shore under the West Flne, and in the course of a few minutes,bilged, and im mediately sunk. The Crew 'were, with great diffi- CUlty saved, by the great exertions of 'the Marine Boat and her Crew, who afforded the earliest as listance, and to whose exertions it ,is owing that the beople.were:saved. • , ~ ,kALINICITIT4.,,EzD..B,..-7-...krrived the Haditcy,..TONES., *bra London Hanikai OMAT; from Greenock; and Wakefield; BRUCE, from Bristol. ' • Sailed the Prince Murat .FrenCh ' , Ship Privateer; s-- for Plymouth ; Kingswan, • BLACKLER, for Sand wich ; and Edward, PoW,Etc ; for London. , Cow ES, Pct. 1.1).--Arrived the Brig Two Flieltds , Capt. Wm. Bitowil; from-Demerara, bound to I,,on don, laden with sugar and coffee ; and.the Bremen Hoy Alcibiades , CApt. G. L:; . r;s, frcln St. An-' dero, bound to Chichester c ` .7 • Th 6 West India. Ship S .!.; re , :Cap: AVETHERBY, lately - a3hore near ton, is got off without . having sustained any dainage, a , small part of the cargo,having „ been taken out to lighten hcr,'ana.she'ls ai - rived here: .'l' , . SCA.I.I3O#OUGH, F4:8.'8.----F4Fgra )3y the 130 izet:ta. Sloop of I.Var, with a Fleet of Trauiports - under . coti , . coy from the Elbe,' NN;hich River they left an Wed nesday last.- TORBAY, FEB. G.—Arrived H. M. S. 1411e,,e1e , Paris, arid the Hibernia; last from Plymouth ; the Colpoys Armed Schooner, with the loss of Ter boom and the London Packet, from Tortola, having ezpe rienced a heavy gale of wind, in which Capt. FITT, by the fail of the guns, had bis leg and foot crushed to atoms. Pas. itf.---Sailed the Kit 4 Sloop of War, and Valorous Praarn, on a Cruizo ; and Oteron Sloop of War, with a Convoy to the Northward. Came down from the River the DOrset and Fame; Zoretadt!ere*. and ifialmer castle Easflndiamen; 'Ortis, -, for New-York ; and London Packet, M‘Dondqua., for Philadelphia. Arrived the Otter Sloop of War from a Cruize, and remains iri the Yawns with the rest of the Ships • as per last. Arrived in the Downs the Bri?; Cicero, , laden -with timber, bound to Deptford Dock-yard ; she vas taken by a French Privateer, and retaken by the Monkey Gun-brig, off Fairleigh, after a chase of three hours; also arrived the Pomona, Captain LERM9N, from St. Kitt's,, laden with wine, sugdr,'&c. bdund to London : she was, early this morning, captured oft the South Foreland by the . Braave.Dutch 'Priva teer, and retaken by the Jackall Gun:-brig, Lica. STEWART Commander.. EXTR %CT or A LETTER FROM GIBRALTAR. We were all highly delighted the other day WWI the gallant conduft of 'Captain THOMAS DUNDAS, in the Naiad Frigate, 32 „guns, attacking a number Of, Spanish Gun-boats, who had come out to annoy the Convoy under charge .of the Saturn, Lord AMLLIUS BEAUCLERJi. ' The Naiad, on rounding ,Cabritta To.nt, saw 547 of these vessels drawn up in two under'the guns of the batteries. She ithme-, .diately cast off a vessel she had in tow, hauled close to the wind, and soon opened a most spirited and ' well-direeted fire, which she continued in a high style upwards of an hour, when the enemy gave way in all direEtions, and greatest COnallSiOP. In this conflia, and with so many boats, and also the heavy fire of the batteries on the Point, the. :Naiad had only one man wounded, whilst the ene my had. upwards of forty killed and wounded: This a&ion was beheld by the whole Garrison of Gibral— tar, and every one allows the condua and fire of the Naiad to have been most masterly and gallant. This is the second time Captain DuNDAs has chastised those piratical rascals (for they deserve no better Dame), and we hope it will make them pay a little more respea to His Majesty's Ships than they lately have done." LEEWARD ISLAND FLZET.--111eAreraif las, from Tobago, arrived at Scilly on the 3d instant; she sailed with the Fleet from Tortola on the 14th Dec. under Convoy of His Majesty's Ships Beauleau, Gala tea, and Circe, consisting of about .80 Sail. The Mercurius parted iath January, when about 40 Sail were in company, many having put back leaky, and with loss of masts, yards, &c. The Mercuriu,y is leaky, and has experienced much bad weather. The Johanna Ozarlotta, arrived in the Downs from _Surinam, parted from the Fleet in lat. 40. Long. 34 ; about 45 sail then in sight. TFI2. JAidaics FLELT.--=The Diana, MANN, ar rived at Liverpool from Jamaica, spoke on the 4th of . i 4 February ti1e.,1,-apazon,, GEORGE, one of the heine ward-bound.Fiect ; having suffered from tiler, had bore up for Ireland; was then eight leagne3 S. S. E / of the Old Head of Kinsale, - and intended going in there - or to Cork. On the .sth spoke the Garthland and and t , left then: off the Saltees.---On the 12th of Deeem- • 'her left at Crooked Island the Brig 'Speedwell, FA IR- BoT4AN, from Liverpool in 10 day s--parted from the Fleet the 27th of January, in lat. 47..N..1eng 13. W.—The . Lincoln, BRUNTON ; Merlin, RAY NE S ; Vicissitude, STOUT ; Amphion, GEORGE : and hide fatigable, WEER, bound to London, parted from the' Fleet 'at -the same tithe the Diana did. Dispatches were yesterday received at the Admi ralty.,, stating, that the Nile Cutter looked into the ;Harbour of Rochefort, a few days since, where she, ; saw the 'Squadron that 'had lately -returned thither from a long Cruise, repairing its daMages. The' Nile also saw, at the same time, another Squadron •in Rochefort, supposed to be that which lately escaped from Bresta and respeaing which Govern- merit 'have received no further advice. , Lord CoLt,LlNGwobb has 14 Sail of the Line with, him off Cape St. Mary, after leaving at Cadiz and Carthagena tierces adequate to their blockade. Capt. CurtaY,. of the Edinburgh and 'Leith Ship ping Company's Smack Forth, on his passage . from. LondOn`th Leith, 'on Sattualay se . nnight, between the hook of the,Gun Fliet and the sunk ; light in the Saain, was ibtlaalied by a light . Collier that -a French Lugger Privateer had taken a Brigantine that morn ing,.and: thin both vessels .were then within three miles distance, - The Forth' (as all this CoMpany'a • other vesSelSare)• being Well armed, Captain CURRY crinsidereclitbig duty to attemptthe recovery of the Brigantine, with due attentionat the;sanie time to the eare'efahe Prope,rty. under hiS charge. He ac cordingly, with the' hearty, ~concurrenee of his pas-. sen , Yera' 'an dere -.v., bore down 'towards the Brigantine,' .0 • . firmg a. few ghns ea he approached, when the Priva teer Made on:, alialtaeft leer prize, ; with part of her crew.0n,b0...., - ,:. The Frenchmen betook themselves to the Which. Cap t -. C. -- obS'erVitig; he fired at and the, Frenchmen in conse , qaencehaviug,. Aare J e o, were taken ..91.1. boatd the , I,' Ford as prisoners. oapt..ooßa Y immediately took pcAtesjion" df the -Brigantine, which proved to be then:l4p, of,,S,l.aderhind, J. Glzsorr Master, of about 34a tons burthen, viiin 17 keels of coalS on board, bottn4 for 'lrridon, the : mate and, two boys only being lift on 15 - Oaf - a by the captors._ cap. Coalty, findingithat he-could riot, even with their assistance, map so:large a Vessel; without too much-weakening his'owt crew,,-hailed a Schooner then near, which proved to be the Mary and 41i50n,,, of BUTlltiSlalld, JOral CROW, Master, - whose assistance being 're quested', he;yeaclily 'granted '6,vo of . his men, whom Capt. CURRY put on board the ilri,o;antine, with two of hisavn men; and steerage paSsenger.who vo luntered himself in the . business, to Wh6M dapt.. CURRY-added two of .the prisoners, and with these dispatched the Brigantine to LOndon, • and then pursued his own course tit Leith, • where he ar rived safely on the evening of Tuesday the 4th instants with seven of the Irenchmen, as prisoners. TheSe prisoners say the Privateer bekinged to Calais ; that she mounted 14' guns,. and ; had 64 : men, on board; was six days - out, and had taken DO other prize. The - Juno was • boarded'by the Faiva teer—the crew of the latter were repulsed in the first attempt; but in the second, the'Brig's 'crew, overpowered by numbers, were obliged to submit; one of than '(named Haancasma) having been killed, and another badly wounded: Four of the Privateer's men, it; is said, were killed, and several wounded, before the Brig, struck ; and we are sorry to have to add, that one of her crew was wantonly shot by a Frenchman after the Brig had struck and was in pOsSessidn Of the captors. • •., In our Paper of yesterday we stated the leading circumstances of the ilrOjedted insurrelaiOn at Trini-' dad. We have since been.. favoured with still later adviees• from that Island, of the i gth of December, containing the following fuither 'particulars. of, that dreadful and-sanguinary plot, viz. " had nearly experienced a Rebellion of the Negroes here, and a general massacre of the; whites ; Which, - bad it taken place, would .have involved all the Windward Islands in-general devasiation. The explosion ofSuch,a_volcano here, as Well as at St. Do mingo, would have completely overwhelmed not only, the Bvitish but, all the other Colonies. We have arrested sevefal free Negroes- from St. Domin go, i.v - ho were • banished - by_ the vigorous , and dis cerning mind of Col. Pic•rox, but who were suffer ed to return - by Col. FULLARTON. " One of tile Kings or Emperors, a Negro Slave of Shand's Estate, has this day been c;-zecuted in the S4uare ' in town, To-morrow six others of the Royal Dynasty trke their leave of this world; and the se verest scrutiny is making into the view's and objeas of these nefarious. conspirators. Colonel JOHN GLOSTER discovered the plot, in:the valley where he is Com mandant, and made immediate communication of it to the Governor, vc ho sent a strong detachment of regu lars, in the dead of night, and took alltheconspirators into cintotiy. Their uniforms and • standards were found concealed. The Council has had a permanent 'sitting of eight days. Mr. BEGORRAT has singularly distinguished himself, by his great a&ivity, labour, and talents; and the unwearied solicitude and pre cautions of our excellent Goverrfor, General H EH.° r, are above all praise. The projects of these scoun drels were, to get rossession'of all the White Men, and grind them in Mr. SHAND'S new windmill, and they were to cast lots for the White Ladies : not a child was to have escaped their fury. The plans of these monsters have fortunately been completely frustrated, and I now apprehend no injurious con sequence." • . The recent quarrel between SciNDEA and Hot.- ItilAß is stated to have originated in a demand made by the former of nine lacy of rupees, tier his expences on account of the War, and threatening - to withhold the promised assistance in case of retUsal. HOLKAR, it is added, .angry and indignant at the message, Stabbed the Vakeel who-delivered it. HOLKAR, it is farther said, is So embarrassed for money. to t)ay his Troops, as to have been obliged to diSpuse of some 'favourite horses and elephants. • Last Friday the wife of a tradesman at Maiditone eloped from her husband, who was fotnld dead in lair bed the next day: POETRY. Tra DEATH OF MR. FITT. With tears unwip'd, shed o'er their NELSON'S Urn; Britannia's Sons again are caird ter- mourn. Companion to the Warrior wreath; Death - nnw Shades, with the Civic s CroWn,. his Ebon Brow. Srretcled on a Bier, the prcciu.e... Spirit fled, CnivrnAia's great Son there numbers w.th the dead: Sea Pd-are-those lips, fOr ever mute 0 . 14 tongue, - • On which the art of strong persuasionhung— From which the People learti'd, conlessd, and saw, That equal Liberty - is equal Law Whose Eloquence from Foes extorted praise, And ri4all'd TULLY'g in his brightest day S.. Cold is that heart, extina that Patriot fire; Which purifies the mind from base desire— . Which prot'd the Pablia gsod J i god to And freint . CorruptiOn.kePr tlla Sr Ite:Mun f:e:. - • • • ;Though to its element his Dust ..vs Hisii'l<<tt'ry still an Hist'ry's Pag.: shall live: There shall be told, witanyaity is at rest, .And.rival Statesmen t.:an no more cormi•st; - When bold 0::.1aon bows its head to Truth, And Emulatiou fires aspiring Youth : .• To Britalifs: :sic, .from Gaul's pestil'rous,Shore, When•Fecdiou's Sons their 'subtle 'poison bore E'er obourNitals had the Venom prey 'd, - Then Pt rT stood forth—" And so the Plag,uc was stay'd." Yes ! Hi;ery hits shall Ceriecrate his Nzur.C, And Time, approving, give it' o'er to Fame. SPRING CIRCUITS, 1 aori. NOR FO !..K„ Lord• Chief Justice ELLENBOXOU6I-1 and Sir NASI4 GROSX. Buckitighatnshire —Saturday,'March 1, at Aylesbury. 43edfordshire--Thursday, 6, at Bedford. Huntingdonshire—Saturday, 8, at .Huntingdon. Cambridgeshire—Frida; it, 'at Carnbridge. Norfolk--Saturday, is, at Thetford. SuitOlk—Thursday, 20, at Bury St. Edmund's, OXFORD.. • • Sir SOULDEN LAWRENce and Sir T. M. SUTTON, Knights. • .• • • •, • . • Berkshire—Monday, March 3, at Reading. Oxfordshire --Wenhesday, 5, at Oxford.. . Worcesjershire—Saturttay, /3, at Worcester. City nt ..Wurcesfer—Sarno day, same place. • Gloucestershire—Wednesday, 12, at Gloucester. City of G loncester —Sa me day, same place. .Monninut lishire*--Saidrciay; 'ts; MutintoUth. - ' ' • ;.Herefordshire—Tuesday, -13, at i etefold, ,:.• Sliropsi*e=-Satuyd4y, 2.2„ at Shtewsbnry. . • Staffordshire—Wednesday, z 6, at Sta.tford. • WESTERN. Mr. Iloon TI-lONIPSOkr, and Mr. fustice La BLit Nc. Southanti)ton—Tuesday, March f 4, at the Castle, in Win chester. Wiltshire—Saturday, 8, at New Saturn. Dorietsiore—Thursday, 13, at Dorchester. Desloll6lllN—Monday, 17, at . the Castle, at Exeter. City and County. of Execer-Sartre day, at the (;uildhali, irr4kxeter.. . Cornwall —Saturday, zz, at LaunCestort. ,Soinefset'thite —Ttiursday, die Castle, at Minton. , . ,VORTNERN. - lustice IZ'oelr,t(E. and -Mr. justme. C AmER E. City of York, and Comity of thc'Same—Saturday, iNfarch 8 . 4 at Cie.Goildhalf, Yolk. • _ , York day, at the. Castle of York. .. Laneashire--WedneAay, 19, at the Casiht or~Lancaster. ---*** The time of lioldett4 t oe-Asltizrs in - the Midland Cir cuit is not yet fixed; the Hone Circuit we have already given. WIRTEMBUIiGH CIRCLIL'AR NOTE. The British extrau•r dere • " The Undersigned Minister fi)r Foreign Affairs has the honour to his Excellency the Am bassador Highness the ELEdTplt of Wi RTENB6RG FL , that, fjc the futnre; he shall sign with-the-Royal Title. " It is well known- tliatOn theq rh of Decern •ber his Majesty the, Emperor' of the French and King of Italy, by a Convention -.with- -his 4mperiil Majesty the EmpeSr , of-Germany,. at Vienna, and other Powers in- Sitity-i-have acknowledged said Royal Title, and that it . redeived further confirmation on the 26th of the saict menth, , hrthe signatures-Of both their Majesties. • • He begs- herewith to • make -known to all the Ambassadors' the change that has taken place in-the Dominions of his Majesty the King of Wirtinbtirgit, and he - flatters himself that the King, his Master`-, may rely upon their-future friendship. ' , He expeCtis an early-,acknowledgment of this Note:- - ' " He trusts that-there will be no - obstacles thrown in the way of the recognition of, this new-created Title. " The Undersigned has the honourto be, with the most pf. - :rfe6t consideration and esteem, &C. &c. • " WiturzlNGgßoDE. - " Stutgardt, loth January." Music.--The Annual Concert for the benefit of the Choral Fund, took place last night at the `Theatre Royal in the Haymarket;---:The laudable purpose of "this Institution is to afford relief to the Chorus Singers past duty, their Widows . and Orphans. It was established under the patronage of the DUKE of CLARE:4CE. On this Oecaston'thare was a very tine assemblage of musical talents,'WhiCh were all exert ed with a generous Teal and with admirable etl4 2 t. HARRISON, VAtroitixtl, 'Goss, Mrs. ASHE, BIANCHI, Mrs. VAUGHAN, and Miss Coital-, were the Vocal Perforniers. Master SMITH, a blind Boy, of 14 years of age; 'acquitted himself very ably in a Concerto on the Violin., The- veteran. BARTHELE moN kindly assisted oti' this occasion, as well as ASHE, and- other eminent Miisicians. The whole was a fine harmonic treat, and what is still better, it was so' well attended as;to contribute largely to the advantage .of the Institution. The last meeting, of the Glee Club, at the Crown and Anchor, on Saturdays was the .most numerous that has taken place this season. HA aßtsaN, the KNYVETTS, VAUGHAN, ELLIOT, and LEETE, COll - highly to the pleasure of the company. Two new Glees for three voices,. composed by Mr. W. KNYVF.TT, were brought fbrward, and were well exe cuted by his father, his brother, and himself. They were highly applauded,and do credit to the Composer, A new Glee fur four voices, composed byAmoon, was among the admired works. of the evening - . The compositions in general were well selected, va ried with judgment and taste, . On Saturday, at. the Union-Hall Offica,J. Smith, a Turnpike Colledor, was charged by Johh the driver of a hackney-coach, with % having; on the Sunday preceding, demanded and taken from him, at Kent-street-end Gate, the toll, and obliging him to pay, after he had produced a ticket for the day. As it was the first charge nine at this - Oftice against Smith, he was fined in the, trtitigated pellaity of 40s. and coits, 3RITISH P.i. 7 II3OA 7 ERS OF Ir2l. winE , Address was transmitted frorri the lers at Xerdun, to the Eleal'ess of ICPn it was suppo 4ed the him acc which she m at a 'period w Q 1 15( Royal iii2;lin .ist natdrally 11:7. Tr Vt; 0 tild ren emotio6s. of huma4 s, with all tine anxiety e felt .for the si uqtion Of her Couhtn 11, found herself un e the neces- sit of returnlng the . following Anser " She i , ;.is..sorryfbr them, hut cmild net.irAerfere." " To her Royal Hightiss the ELECTRE . SS of WIR- T'E • " MIIDAM, We, the Undersigned; in our oWn names, and in that of all, your Royal Father's Subje&s detained as Prisoner by order of the. French ,Government;: beg leave to address your Royal Highness, satisfied that you Will - deign to interest yourself in.obtaining% Our release from A situation which has 'been the cause of much domestic distress to 'many of us, and of persOnaLinconvenience to all. We,have been detained. in France nearly two years and a' half, 'at a distance from our affairs,-our , families, arid our homes. We have, without suc-.' cess, made every exertion that depended upon LIS for our-liberation, and it is with extreme mortifica tion we find, that we are not ouly.sutferiug in' our own persons, but that our detention is the obstacle to the general exchange of, Prisoners of War, cud that we are'thus„thoth innocently, the 'cause that the brave of each nation are languisinag in copf..nz, • We are perfealy aware, Madam, ,while' stating.ctUr situation to yOur oyal..Highuess, that it is not the firSt'time your feelinge have 1 ,32:m late restecrfor ua. Your concern for the Nvelfn;e, the happiness, and' the rights of 13, - H!ili . SubjeCt§, tie were so fOrtnnateas to 'pre, , ,erve-you m 'England; and the general beneficence of your character, are. . . known -to .u.s. all. "We take the liberty of suggesting - .to your Ring flighne's, that We conceive an applicatiotion part to the Emperor of the 12rentli, .for .otar hbera tiorr,.mustprove•successful:s-and we arts pat'ticularly lelto that' 'opinion *from% the refleaion,•that the Empe.ror.lias so .latelr,visited .the -COurC.of Stut , gardt, and has i?aid_the homige due to•your.Royal ight - 36ss„,' 'Wl3oe per son The a t}shim add' attrac - tiuns peculiar to. yuur,Sex are hlended t vith' the dig nities,ofi a'British Princess. . . . " We are, Mnilinl, i‘yli - ri the ir,ost- respiitilful 'P.t— tachnient . to your ,person, .your . Royal ,111611nes::8 very devbted and obdient- Servan t s.": I :Here follov the Nantes of the Principal Prisoner.; of War it'Veictun.] , Verdun, \) a. 3 ., '20 5 . . . , . . . . . . AmtutAL LiNois,tr-The last Overland Dispatch has brought some new partiCulars rsspeCting this Ad miral. Au AinericanSbip,. Initial - entered the Bay of Bengal in November last, reports' her . having ;fallen in with LlNols's Ship the Marengo, off the Laccadive Islands, in the preceding month. The'illarevo fircd . a gun with ball, to bring her to, under staspicion,' as they after wards learnt, of her - being r 1 I:;nglish Yes.cel; On heaving up,they werestrialy integated respe.a ing their cargo, Aestination„.and whether they had. fillten in with Sir E. P2n.LEw's squadron., They to furnislrrtirititt artic l ,4 ot . :tivhich s 2 . 1 in great need. Tltt'Aire'w .had . bz3ert infortiied of the death'ef the'G:overnor: - Gei.Veraf . , and eiZpr'essed 1101)0'1 - Int war i4roul?.l be re-kindledinthe Sonthe,rn ‘.l',%.;\lueeg, in . the event of . which they:should f 1 frien:ls a: - non-;the bittics.;es: on did coast. The Amefican V e el learned that tt'se 'ribt-is mutiny had broken - out onbbardthe Islaree p, required all the of the Admieal to - que r n. ''Sotn'e - of 'the . 1.11,1 been put in irons bm, on consulting the general . ternp`er ref th?•J creW, who 'began to question the authority' of their . conimindO 'they were released, and cajbled'Wlth from the capture; ,of some of thz next homeward-boupd - itidiaMen. 1-14MTON-GARDEN OFFicc.,-*,rireserday, a waiter, .;Witobad lately been in cusiody 011 suspicion_ of an offence..., and discharge4 , .for want of statiient evi dence to criminate him, was.againhrought forFaK4-, when it appeared that thejelhTliid...p rt aid his ad dresses to,several - yoUng women, and as fie'clesertea gettingjnto disrepute and, distress; he renew c,l his addresses to a foriner.sweetheart . — whom he had long neczleCted and who Ind b- virtuoili industry' • saved 501. which she had invested in the kunds....He told her he had taken a pnblic-house in the neigh •bourhood of Clerkeriwell, : to, secure -which he : had piald down tos guineas, as a deposit, butwas•dctit cient 301. to complete the contratt Having led her to believe it make their fortunes to po*sess house, avid that he would ,matry her.imme diately; she not hesitate - to go to the :Bank to sell out, when she trusted him with the whsle pro perty. • He appointed a time to meet her again stead of which he dissipated_ the money. In -con sequence of her complaint, Trott, an oi - ficer, found him out, _assuming the chargter of a Gentleman.—, IL; was committed for re-examination. - MARLBOROUGII-STREET.—On.Saturday evenitig a man, whose name appearedto be ilenderson, went to St. Giles's watch-house, and delivered himself MA to justice, as having been a murderer in Irelarni eight years since, whiph he stated prevented him frour en ; ;- joying a* happy moment. The watch-house keeper detained him until yesterday, When he was.. brought before the Magistrates of this. Office. On being. questioned respe&ing the tnurder, said to have been committed by him, he stated, that it was not done by his own hand, but that he . signed his name, and became a member of a Committee of Rebels, who: a6tions had since' disturbed his 'repose: Theie Nkere several respeEttble persons in the Office, who had been led thither,. not by curiosity, but to speak what they knew of hitn..., One, of .theni, : who, served his time with the accused, at a Printing-office In Edin= burgh, twenty 7 eight years since, described him, as 'the a-10st inbd - ensive man he overt-knew ; he was con sidered insane during his apprenticeship, and parti .culariy so when at a work, called " Satan's Invisible World, Discovered." He was at Bedla'M in Edin-: burgh, but le t recovered from his malady;:and went 'to Ireland. "Other_ persons corroborated ' , What had fallen from the preceding Witness, and described the wretched man as.a lunatic; stating, that at% inter:7llS 'only he was enabled to work at his, trade, and he was then employed, by Mr.-liansard, of liincOln's-' Inn Fields. The Magistrate gave direPtions for the unfortunate- ob . ;ed to be conveyed to a place of safety. ~~