The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-25 00:00:00

f • E:ITT 'Blecelt accounts front India we are infot'rrted, t4 t 4 CUllSitiCrable Illovethelit v ibtdrvatles the.native Po;t i . . ert taroughont the nOrtli-east and ce n tre of p ~, eilinsul3. .I.' hetributaries and - officers A the 1)41.41 0f JT?011 It, terrified by the advance.S of At tett /- titl; " 4 .' 1 ) awl still by the iinbeeility of own Rajah, resolved at one time to call in 4tanistance of the Company's. troops—at an'''. 1 4f. to I Tti ,,. e ,"aose a more capable and efficient Save: i to l l i : 'flit Briti-s h resident at Delhi lild.received 1 .,', genes that the number of. Pintlares:in the t..iti. unnamed to no less than 80,000, 11,0`tlY "'elle ificill'il)lll',,to,Wsnfl. all well nionntdil. Their noale ff, iiiitiroilv a ( r is 1110 it destructive, as pliiii4r ni . 1.4., '., -Lbject : they separate for the purpost i ;nolsoflies of from 100 to 4 or 5,000 horse,. an d littn ge a of of 50 miles or more in eirctim urt l e i ; whence, after rendering it a perfect de t; n eY tnatch elsewhere to similar devastations. .414 tlelHcionvot of seven,' thousand, of these ; rilaraud ers which traverser' last year tlte• t 4f Indiai *and 41 , penet rat i ng to t h e B a y o f ',.' laid waste the British province ot Cat .llll the very neighbourhood Of Cal c utta. It. i l l u ned that some decisive measures will be . 1 Y the Couttiatty's GoVerfintent,. and their ,biilliet, to'eheek the itrogresi of this ter• .• I "th, and to chastise their insolence ,• %sera.' ,„ Ise, there would be [tell her .secut ',.:N:giiillity for the peaceful inhabitan s 4 b.'. F il tct South at India. For this pur -1 dighoess. the NizAttt had resolved to I , ' 6" thousand cavalry, and place them .:'o,,l,("'littafill of Br i ti s h Officers. To th i s .:It % it „ vl , l ' conjectured, as much its with an y ~, II '-,(13 hinicilintil - Is the designs of t h e . , ori ll '' a sith4ithary force of six battalions. of ' ''l rsi4l "ntrY. five regiments of horse, and , ,I,',"rliotiate nnnther of artillery, were forth tuitaNtendile at Nagpour, in 'the domilli_ons. hei 'A of BERAtt, under the' command of 1 4 , don t, , oi l) , ; - tinniu: ; and Colonel FRITH hat ! l t V 't) 'llttli to the second division of the arm) lice " 1 1. It 11 it Oho file ?ay be proper to observe in this Lord tVEL- 1 / 4k ,, u le alliances concluded by . (i 't H . lII ' the Itajapoot Princes . ; who bordere N it , rlliql litre, were framed Forma other ob itSlll.,;`,' "vera we the rest irs t er % , 'ellom the artnulnient of his Lord ! 1 1% it,s l'i've 'since let loose; that the Mar k]ie 'a poi . y 1AC,.:16,11N0s has of late pursued , . . • t 'il l " I ' e- establishment of our frontie r 1 11441 fh "IC form e r footing, and has L , (411141 l' 1 Ill qii 111.111er 10 strengthen that sy!l on, t't "IN • i, N I , 4 Principle of subsidiary tfeatlesto m li , ,t) 4 , 1 ,• i 4 0 , 11 , 'len liiVy never before prevailed I Nlt t t L 'MPaity's Government and the Na- NPI Of Iliclia—(nnes) 'g to 11 f ,. h t,4l ptlllietilur attention to the state t: Courier, touching the "se of Alr.NVittoirr, the foulest mis t It t l on 4 ring been...most inclostriously lb " subject, for factious purposes. 0' 14 4 AN N tl kt4 ... 1 lAi distressed dor ,l kt 1 4 ,4 , Enotig a soitiew - : „ i ii gon lou ts ) 4i by pains in the hefid, - . l v,a . a r• i ( i ) i Iliu.e th iii i Q 4 iv l ssii itnt. b160(1 Inige; Witi , l , j„ the e l) ;'' , .j i , ethiesdnV morning) and' once. t i .',l, 4 ' l lol t , iantities I,:ilfli"gel otfPistk was throng:E) of t o ure r , c C o la i y irs m, e . ; . it h v e :ti C t i l l e . ) l h l et hu r l, Nobility and• Gentry, maklni, l, tllit,„igli•iiii House l l 4o'l "cs 11 ' * k (4,k imEw? left town yester d ay if t fni. . , tor 111 CAIVILEIi;A,G , No ll ' Wi ltie ,, e seat of Lord . *boat Al t ' 4 lfip , "Is •Itoyal Highness dined with ‘,t w r i, Ivini still continues lame. „ wc ri ,1., e froa ' ;ItE,,`spe ct , i Hanover of the 701,7 _ um. 11 41, 4, Ivi, t" Duke and Duchess of . 0 il i4"'kla t „ i ° w ill pass through here in their w w ay . Vrtit ti .,, t a the Gr an d D uc hy of MgCKLE ,VI," 11, on a vi s i t to th e Relations of the 411 ) , ,k i l l lis i • e at n by li 1444, c.:LARENCE is again confined '0 44 1'4 1 113 Royal Highness had a slight :t vras-is,'''Y, cl an i ot worse on \Vet ties iiLit,l,,litvm‘ilet: bled d was in'consequerice '1 ' l't ' i ts stumaeli The answer to the t ilh 'leßlax, .' • it . I Highness 1 ,Ko od . . i rue s , '' His = oYa „ The tlii,f/i C,„ 114;lit, and is better to-day. . 'lk' 1,i4111);;:4E a I Awn and it''''tti, 1 Sir liv,vav HALFoun and Mr. SUSSEX visited his q(1 . le d the it ' i ‘ ity ilk (ty.al Duke. Ll,j(brAer'toon, ahntit 3 o'clock, the Prin it,ltt-dig, -,raall tiILIZABECH went out a shop .4llll'l C.„;„ 11 "Y were accOmpanied by the i qi1.1,11:41r,i,-111• Their Royal Highnesses ' t ut ieli e , vi 'ited by the Duke of Sussex, : kN. l he C1,. 1 "I. (hot, cesT RR , who dined witk .I!ttptti,. mea's ib„Lace 1414; titer ft,„„ Paris de iii: , .hi tt . tr ._ ~ of April 21 ! says' i.1411:11t iwostnitiing you .news Withulu! 1 4.,, in 'd i t t o',attly Rerve to guarantee to yn' 'II , k, it ) . 141 as hindered me as yet front . (41t., this 1146 1 1 1 L al t at 1.1,10 litti l i iv bit stl4 % lad been t a ken I. I I ):it ile% 114 111:41tY HMI entiSting Me"' L, i° t o 4 14 ._ ht.tuer p a rticitlars'Would traoP -7,1i4 iltt ler ":coni to be the 'intention of the :llti II ve a b t , . 4 4 , le fa unite silence on thiS 116 .0 , :. ' kll et, stati a , 4ow h i wi. . h at the.same time. that ,Itt i mage• name they ,were en '1 1.11. , k a t .... %N s v s Pets h a „,.„ L rul t ti) :Ili ‘; been received tam i; New ' 4 re p ot e let of August. 'They giver a 1 0 I, ll 't r, - t 4 f tl e • ' t: vil „ 1 -ot Ni , 1 'toprovement of that co. ti01,11 . 1111 -. l l t h t , e i tii . o l i v‘:,.liguit/ A Itatiu had ordered a sul bieinait's. Land; it had t il l I: 111 hee l li ' 9 . 'lays. Several excellent I . I t, iiii% ;an thseovcred. The advertise, tl ttl t% Forivutt? Gazette arc of considerable 14 t1 4 , In ter` °au itlea of the great int , i e t + or i t at descsription of European - . ql l . •,...1., India goods, NVest India \ii't,„Pitr.e% "ae.Y.'llave is theatre, their I 'ti * A anti • ao eve • • •lik %Iv lit hi .' ; .--FY t.eserlption of :Intim- I li } itste y es , hit t ti l l 1 11: t t 1 \s i the 6 01 it, 4y received from the North L kti d * ls t litti ot f:stant.; but they contain no tEi,:l t,t, i I , ll v ri ch "Pt Corona* of this ,late, ' l l l s ii h'" to in 4 .""rnA ship, tatted the Triiii (44 e tithe a' i , , 1, 1 It ( I, gn *untied bet treasure -riv e etid f l it, tl 1 4 / 4 ‘ ° Ayres priva at the ibuye port. rflo. 1,;1 pze o no' 001 _BPA 1N.,. , • ~ • • Letters frQm Madrid ót the.9tb, re6ei'veil by the Mail of yesterday, fornith us with the follciwin!i . Conuounicatibtf!--;. . . i‘ In Barcelona a Revolotio'n was prepared, and ready to. bre:Ak _out on Good • Friday, the instant, at. the . heitd of which were to have been the illusirioui and patriotic Generals, . Lacy and known: in the Peninsula War, against tho French, This Revolution was organized, and combined for the express purpose .of ie.:eat a blis the Cortei and Cou. ! stitutiou, and the Priiclaniations for the effcrt wel: couctied iii the same terms Hi thise of Po:lier in Galicia. The, first acts,. were hate !men the seizme Of all theconsul authorities, as well as (4 the strong fortresses of eigneras Alonjui, in order to make the city of Barce lona the point of union for all the troops which were to assemble and co-operate in the en terprize. The plan was, however, discovered be fore it was carried into effeet, and in consequence of this unfortunate event, 18 officers' of rank, and a great nn:l!bej of persons of distinction, have been arrested. -The pt•oclaniations which hate fallen into the hands of Government, together with other papers relating to the project, concluded s . vith the toling exclaniation—" Long live :be Spanish Nation, the Constitution, the - King, atuf Generals .Lacy And Millano."—The latter fortunately es .eaped, but ,it. is not known where they are. 14. other parts of the itiuklom numerous ar rests -are daily made on this account. The prisons and castles will no longer suffice. — In Malawi twelve persons of, distinction were lately arrested. At SantiagO,. in Galicia, several Officers. ,of the garrison, one Chaplain, seven serjeaufs, - and many others, were alio thrown into prison, all implicated in another revol4tion.,that was to have broke out there, and to prevetit which large bodies of troops were sent to Galicia."— (M. Chronicle.) SHIP NEWS. • PORTSMOUTH, APOIL 24.--Passed doWn Chan nel the Thomas Grenville' and Lord' Castlereagh, for Bengal. Sailed the Prince of Orange trans port, and Ann, PURCHASE, for Barbadoes.-r- Wind N. E. ....___ _ HARWICH, APIUL 21.—Arrived the Prince of Orange packet front Holland, and the Jane packet from Gotteuburgh, both with moils, Pot hark the Emily packet for Gotteithurgh. Sailed the Auckland packet with a mail for Iloland: THE MARK E I's. Colts ExonANGE,:Aeltrt. 25.—We had but few trash arrivals this morning, consequently Fine \Vlieat sold,readity'at Monday's prices ; Fine Bar le•y supported its price ; New .Beaus were 28. per platter dearer ; the Oa from Is. to 28. per quart of Grain there was we Al s trade was brisk, and er dearer. In other kinds terat ion% Foreign Wheat - ttoi. 71s. tin ditto 102 s. 1264. Eitglitsh Wheat - li2i. Fine ditto► lON. 12 b. Old ditto - -80 s. 120 i. Fine they Oettse - /54.1. 'rich Beans - t)'; 1375. Old ditto -50 i. ti 4,. Small 'Pick Beans 44;i. 'Old (Info • - 545. 689. Feed Oats - 171. Fineilittn 33g. Poland ditto -.- 2i:. 2-24, • Fine ditto - 2)L 441. Putatoe ditto - 435. s;tl. Rape Srell 801. Zdt, per hod. Fitie Flour - LOU.s Ins t . Seconds' 100 s. Rye Fine ditto - 625. --$. Marley - - -30 s. 345. Fin.. ditto - 525. Malt - - ► - •- 645.685. Fine ditto - - -811 t. s4b. Vltiterease (Indlerslpls. 643. Fine ditto - - ti4s, 665. Grey Pease -, - 461. SMITH ri ELI), Arai 25.—This day's Market had not a good supply of the various kinds of Cattle; Lamb was dearer ; Pork supported last price; beef, Mutton, and Veal, were cheaper; and the trade, fur the most part, was somewhat dull. The sales in the Hay-market were nut lively ; Flay and Stray/ fetched last prices ; Clover has got up in price. The following Prices and Numbers are a correct state• went To sink the Offal per stone of 81b. Beef, 3s. 81 . to 4s. Bil. MuttOn,-3 s. 6tl. to 4s. Bd. Veal, 4s. to ss. 6d. Pork, f)s. Bd. to ss. Od. Lamb, Gs. to ss. Beasts, 890, Sheep and Lambs, 4;600: Calvrs, 840. Pigs, 330. • • • MAY-PIA RICET.-= May, 31. to 51. 155 . . Straw, 11. los. to 3I . ss. ,C 1011.1•01. to Si. 81. Mr. WELLEsLEY POLE gave a grand entertain ! . went yesterday, to a large party of distinction, at his house in Saville- . row. The Earl of . HARRINGTON has been seriously in disposed with the gout in the stomach yesterday and on IVeduesday. The Right ,l-lu►n. fitLEY Anoixo'rom is so far recovered as to he ableto take an airing in ,his carriage. • . , It is said that 'Lieutenant CONROYOOIO standb charged with the tutu tier of Lieut. Hititts, in a duel fought at Itidgway, 'will surrender himself for trial at the next Doton Assizes. Extract of a letter from Milan, to a gentleman in Edinburgh, dated March 21 A contagious ( e ver called febra apopetieha, has been untking great devastation here, and also in Pavia, Ura‘ , l. and Oyei. In. one street, there were 373 persons died in the course Of, 24 hOurs hta the disease is now somewhat abated,_anti the deaths are rettnced from' 6(1 to 65 a,dayin one „street. When persons are seized with the . disorder, it carries them WI in two days; anti after. death their bodies are quite black, It is supposed to'have arisen from the 1);,t1 living of the lower clas s e s o f the people, who are almost starving, io copse- quence of, the dearth of provisions—(The ac, counts in the French Paiters front Milan, of the 7th April, tacitlyrcontratlict this news.) whose praise- Li eu te n ant CHARLIIS Wogs, worthy exertions in saving the lives of the French seamen at Calais were yesterday detailed in our paper, belongs to th e Bulwark, of 74 guns, the bag ship of Attlitirld Sir CtiAut.es ROWLIeI, com manding in the. Medway. This gallant officer was detached 'from the Bulwark, as is usual, with a party of seamen and petty otlicert, to navigate. the yacht when conveying their Serene Highnesses the Duke.and Duchess Of ORLEANS end suite to lie has (teen a Lieutenant about 4 years. i%iiiniii&r: iv riimi i.iii'n; • , Yesterday; by spernal o'clock' In the evening - , by the Rev. Dr. GoODALL, volt nt EtOn; at the ,house of his Orate of WELLINGTON, ,Colonel Coup to his Royal HiglineSs thefttinCe and eldest soli iii the late Fit.toir Liot4Et. HER VEY.ES(I. to LOUISA CATIIAIIINR, third daughter or R i cilAin CATON) E6l. of Maryland, in the United !..h.stei of _Aintrica. The 13ridc was given away by his Grace the Dithe 0 ,1 NV. tit.t.ttellTnN ; anti immediately after the .eereniony, the Bride lirldegrooth off fur Engleton Circe'', near Windsor, the of Mrs. PIIIINIANTLI3. The tol .10trii)14 pejscvas•were nreient on (hi, occasion : - • The.Diike•Rnd Mlchoo ttf 11;r. °dicers of D i d ; „.' s m a lt 1, 4 , 1 1,1 ti v .irge Lunoi,- Lord .Ilhn flossy!, Ant, .r hilt, Colonel Percy, tiir JohnCamphell, Colo: eel Frent:mtle, and Genetal Alava ; his Excellency Oa; Spa nish Ambassador, the American Minister; the Alarrpus and Marchioness of CholmonWeley and I.ady C. Cholmondeley, hail Bathurst, the Earl of Westmorland, and Lady Gear ;:iann Fane, Lord Burichersh, Mr. And Mrs. Wellesley Pule, Mr. and Mrs. Long Wellesl', litiii. Charlei Perry, Sir Chas. and Lady Knightley, Mr. and Mrs. Fremantle and Miss I Ter rey, Mr. and N.ll. Hervey Bathurst, Mr. and Mr'. Patterson and Miss Caton, Mr. and Miss Cupe; Miss Elizabeth Black- well, • The ceremony had been preYicinsly Rerformed according to ithe rites of the Runtish Church, at the 13aVarian Ambassador's Chapel iii WaryYiek street, whither the Dnke of ‘VeLLitsc;Tots repair ed with the happy couple front TamilAs's Hotel, in Berkeley-square. SPORTING INTELLIGENCE. NEWNIARKET FIRST SPRING MEETING, 1817. TUURSDAY, APRIL V.I. Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. It. colts, S&L 71b. fillies, list. • La SuMeld's c. by gorcerer or Thunderbolt Five pa ft. :Subscription Handicap Plate, of 501. for two-yr-olds and up wards. R.M. • Ld Jersey's b. c. by Walton, out of Islnckhird's daiu, :1 yrs, 7,1. Mr. %V. Butler's b. e.. Scrub, 4 yrs, Bst. Ilb. Ld Sullielirs ch c. Bulow, 3 yrs, 7st. 51h. ... a Eight Started.—The Judge placed but three. to 1 agst Iluluw. Ld Stawell'S random., Bst. 11b. beat Mr. Shakespeare . ; Os.. may, 8s t. 71b. A.F. 100 gs. Handicap Sweepstakes of 100 gs each, h. ft. for three-yr-olth. Mr. Wyndham's Skim, 85t.411.1 . Mr:Ferretti% Sureteiga; 841. 101 h. ' '2 f.d Foley's Dueona, 7sl. 1011). . 3 Mr. Lake's Dominic Sampson, 7st. ... Three pd ft: , 5t03 on Skins.-3 to 1 ugit Dominic Sampson. Mr ,Straltespeare's Motley, 'Sat. beat •M. 'Wilson's brother to Raphael, bsl. 31b- T.Y.G. bugs.--5 to Q agst Motley. The 1000 gs Stakes, a Subscription of 1000 s each, h ft. fur fillies, fist. , 1119. D.M. Mr. WwtstiON b. f. Nero, by eyrvittite - s, out of Mary Mr. Jones's br. f.• Clearwell Lass, by,tioretrer D. of Grafton's els f. Tsictrac, by Dick Andrews Ten sturted.—Ele yen pd ft —The.ludge placed but three. • 7t04 00 .Neat-4 to.:1 apt frictrac. • Ld Darlington's Tigri., Gat. Mb. beat Mr. Stonabewcr's Catrella Fist 41b. Ah.M. 400g...-4i to 4du 'AWN. Alaiur f. 14T Juniper, Jain by Oscar, 70. lisat,Mr. Rush's Scrap:ill, 9st. I'.Y.L. to 1 on Juniper f, The King's Plate of lOngs, fur foe r-yr olds, i Ist. five, 11st-blb. six ;ilia aged, I l'o Last t btu: . Milts of B.C. 1.1 Darlinom's e. Tigris, 4 yrs Wyndliani's'Wonleter, b yral 5 to 4 ull etiVrINTT THUKTIIE.r-Air, Krmett r er. toms.' the Strivii;er to a crowded audienc e t t i r s T ite last time. _ IVe oeed u<► . t dwell on hi s toerits— tittyare now subjects of regret as they have ever been .1? SUlClDR.—Yesterday an Inquieition was held at the house .ot William, ,Blaoford, the sign of the Virginia Planters,,ltigh-attest, Shack On Tu• sday night the deceased got. into a boat at Execntion-diieli wos per f ect l y 3 „ 144a at the time, bat lonked very melancholy. paid his fire previous to entering the boat. When .he got as far as the middle of the river, the de.; ceased stood up in the boat, jumped rota the seat .tha w a ter, anti Milk to r a se ntillinrel it ap peared that he had on a large great coat, and in his two coat pockets were two, large paving stones, each about sever'. inches round, besides ,several snialler . stores. The deceased was a M e l. sea pensioner, at Is. 31d. a day, for 21 years ser vice, and has been in a dejected state of min&for sonic time. Verdict—Lanocy. Th ere is a woman living at Musgrave, its the neighbourhood Kirkby- - Stephen, of the name of Ilurcuiszson, in her 10311 year. r The Valiant, Ezatto, for New Brunswick, sailed trout Hull, On Thursday, 'the 171 h illStfttlt, with about 140 passengers, emigrating front theoeigh hourhOod of that place.;----;bonte men who intended to mitotic in this ship-were prevented by the pct= lice-officers. One man, for having taken u:sunr Of money to serve as a substitute in the militia, had it seeMS intended applying it to pay , his pas sage to America, Another had left his wife and - children,. either to starve or, throw themselves upon the pariah : l . °r support.. The Magnetic powers of the . present Scheme have attracted Adventurers who have not had any t hi r4; to tin with Lotteries for these tweatryears whether this popularity is occasioned. by the no velty of Two Prins to Out. Bleak, or the low )'rice of Tickets, we know not, but, certain 'it is, that Those low now who never bought before And th6e lvtio alwys boui,tit now 4oy the more. w A h n e d re lke to onLy y l . le , S l i s t h a o t s il e M w t i l i ) ; peeler t y e ellt o t i l - c l e e s el 1 ; 0 3 which Fortune has been most Fonstant, are . in no 'doubt on this point,- and therefore WEBB'S Offices, or 17, Ludgate-street, are the fi N t o vou 9 ;ife C s ci f t o ii r li C i l l tt; approaching Lottery. it is said that the posiponement of the Levet mike d grea t : those, however, who meau to attend the Levee announced fur the 30th li:Stallt necal be under no apprehension---.the Goddess to whom they arolooking for present :thou on that clay will certainly be found in her .orow.- i ng „fi nom at Coopers' Hall,- Mien s:ie. will 4is 7 trihote her - favours to all who attend : for the valne 9( these favOors tve most look• to the &i m am of the present Lottery, snep a saing. us i t dues those of all that have gone before it, -end in Which the most prtintinOtt letittire iii tlm great derreuss in the price uf Tickets, _nod t h e great In crease in their value. Tickets of presentation-.are to be obtaiued at the Offices of G. CARROLL, 7,, Coruhill, end 26, Oxford-stmt. DAR. WItIGIIrt CASE: • • [From " The Liverpool Couricr."l We insert, front the following nar+ ratite of the eiebiiiitititoes lid to the ~,)- ereilings instituted by t ile M a gistritei agni. at M '.701.114 Witldn'T . . In - the J o it!erpo9l .111ercur9, Of the I . eth Instant, were published, under the bend " ExtraorUinary Proceedings," . the p,,rticulati of what is t tateo to have taken plae'e at the TOWn-ball, relative to 'err .sttio informations against ,Mr. John. Wright, for preaching in the Long-room ? in Marble-srreet, without the same benigthily certified and reglitered necohling to Act of Parlitidieht and alto, relative to Mr.W. Ititring offended against .t law,in the tlop:. Lion of certain language in itisdi;scusii.Ne..l4oll first point, that of the room being duly cell iiied and regi-nered, it is onl•y• net6sio y to state; that Mr. Wright conceived . that the room hail . beets ori ginally certified for: another congreg :Ilion, and that such certificate .was in kW sufficient. Th• MagiitrateS, biiwevet, in their construction of thc Act*of Parllantent, • considered that the law had not been complied with, and that it was, there fore, their duty to inflict sane penalty. As Mr: Wright had not wilfully 'offend d, the smallest amount adanirized by the Act (20 sbillings)• . was imposed, and that upon one information only. NVith respect to the other "chat ge against Mr. . Wright, it May be proper to lay before the public the plain and siniple facts they occurred. A eontintthiCatimi was made to the Mayor by several Gentlemen of the first respectability, that, in thicintrse which Nlr. Wright hail delivered on' the evening Of the Bth Of April,. he had made use of expressions -a it very offensive nature againq the religion of the country. The names of some pet.. Sons' who bad been present upon the occasion . ; and who had expressed thettelves'as baying been ett ceedingly shocked at what bad taken place, were mentioned to the Mayor, and lie, in the discharge of hiS public duty, sent for those persons, in order to ascertain flow far the 'language used was" an offence against the laW.upcin which it becatne hitti to act. Finding, upon interrogation, that the ex preSsioni; Stated to have been used, amounted, unequivocally; to a misdemeanour; the Mayor re quired Mr. James 'Scott; one of the persons whom he had interrogated, anti wliti is a merchant of great respectability in the towu, to give his iufor ovatiuo itrwriting, upon oath with which request • Mr. Scott, very pi operly conceiving he was b.innti to do it, complied. The tOlbst Once of the (1 41"'biti( 1 . 11 " that it perso'n,, whom the informant ander stood to be john i ht; : in 4 discoutse 00 , kt:red by hint, amongst othe'i matters, ex pres,:eil aud con veyed to his hearets the idc'a, that a belief in the 'doettine of the lioly Tt•init y was absurd and ri diculous;—that it wds folly t(i belicie in %Alia was called the Atonement by the death of Je.iri Christ, asii was inipimiar to suppose, that a gruid Being would take nit innocent Victim to atone Inc the tins of . the wicked ;---tltat as the itle.s of tire son) surviving, the was an absurd and tidiest» lons mental :!elusitm„ thit the idea of a `future state was equally' so;" Upon this infornration, ttuly so•Orn, as in all Other c;‘ses, the Mayor granted It Warrant against Ml.Wiight, fur " having made ust of eXpreritins tending to a denial of the truth of the Holycriptlans, and to expose the moue to contempt and . tidicttle." The offence I)eiutt hail %hie, Mr. Wright • Was called upon to Anti bail for his appeartince . at .the ASSitittS anrwer an indictment to he prercrred against him for the mistleineatiour. He procured ! he_ required, anti so the matter ended. • In the printed statement, some allusion litfg been Made to the cougtegation having been dis turbed by Mr. Scott. No distorbanees.whatcver was made by that Gentlentau ; it arose from the ciretmistance of several persons present express ing 'to Mr. Wright, after the conclusion of the sermon, their abhoratiee at the language and doc trines which had been held out by him. tlir allusion has. been also made, not to very becoming language, to Mr. Itecs Davies, who .belongs to the Liverpool Gottrier-ollice. Ilis otsli ,letter in the Mercury points out the wiry in which be happened to be iutiOduced. lie was one t)f the persons sent for by the Mayor to give iofor- Maitioll upon the subject of what he had heard, awl, like Mr. Scott, was required to. attend as a witness and give his evidence. , But he w as Pa the, informer upon the opcashm, nor will he de rive any benefit or emolument whatever in coose (plaice of what he did or said. lie was called upon by the Chief Magistrate of Me town to at• tend ova witness, and had he not done so, that Magistrate, it may be presumed, would have adopted measures to have compelled his att eitdanco. TO Ti lE. EDITOR Ot.'"FFYIS LIVERPOOL COURIER. Statement of the proceedings against Mr. ;John Wright having'appeared in . a•Liverpool paper, and in . several Losidtin papyri tit last Week, tending, by the eip4ocal milliner in which my name is introduced, 0) couutertance 4 surmise 'la justly circulated here, that I was sent, or that [ had gone, to Mr. Wright's School-rootri, on Ilse evening of. Toestirty the •Bth instant, for the purpose of watching: and informing against him, do solemnly declare such insinuations are emirely devoid of truth.. I had no too , tive in attending the room' in Marble-streets ex. ceiling • my own individual .curiosity;- and . I at. tended at the Town-hall on the express. request at the Mayor, who had, it appears, accidentally heard I had been there. My evidence 'before the Ma , gistrates was, 1 belieVe, supported by other wit oases ; and othhongh they have deemed it proper to select it for the pprpo,o. of legal proceedings, I have nothing to do therewith; but aS it Wit. ness. The charge. of diiorderly cambia during wortdiip, atteirrpretlA4v be made against me, Is contrao , to the , direct evidence trfWitnessts, and withmit foundation. t)t Mr. Wright I 'levee had the' slightest previous kurfruieuge. Th os e who know me, I sure, will not consider. toe dispose& to Inc ettherft - pevsecator or no informer. •No 010 a Call be so.• greater admirer •of that Wise Ivy cm „ t ~„110„"s: tideration which oar laws a;low, .nor more liberal in Ilia Wag towards the vat-lotto el,oses of retie iotii SOticlies, 11100 I MIL My triendsi i ate convinced, will believe.nothing i n ,i,lio n oy or anollytnotosly itisionated to my pie.. jotliee. My conduct no this.occasion lota the ap probioton of my ()Wli conscience, trult, that of every one whose approbation is desirable. I remain, &o. Liverpool, 19th April, ; AMU Scam Y