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London, England, 1819-12-27 00:00:00

good health. The repose, CaMain J. R. Lou.
LET, bad returned from China, Gad won to relieve
the Lirerpool. Captain F. A. 'COLLIER, at the
Mauritius, which ship was to conduct the ezpediw
tion agtinst the pirates in the Nation Golf; the
Carkw, Captain Wshoote. was (Tubing io the
Gulf; the Aden, CUlit. LOCI, had shrived at Trine°.
make, from that place; and the beardless. Mo.
Captain V. GAUDIER, Goa. &mined, with Major-
General Si- EDWARD BARNES. LirUle•Gesietel
Sir ROBERT BROWNRIGG was to return to Eig.
loud. The 19th, 45th, 7341. and 113t1 regiin.-tits
orre at Ceylon. One of the Kaudiati rebel
Chiefs lied been sent to the Mauritius in the
Lira-pool: many of inferior rank were in prison.
The Conway left Trincomalee Mb August, and
St. Milano Bth November. She is ordrred to
l'artnnouth to be paid off. Colonel MAISIE,
53.1 mgt. came passenger from Madras. in her.—
The bliipb Elizabeth and Fessaireowlea, both be.
lulogirg to Liverpool, from India, with valuable
eorgtrb, were totally wrrt krd at the Cape of Good
Ilt.pe about the 93d Octoher— crews saved. The
bt cond toaster said two men belonging to the Con.
scam were lota in appititing one of those ships.
A letter from an Officer at Ttiortimeler. dated
()etcher 17, soya, " we Isere had • severe season,
though not vibitrd po much as in preceding years
I y the customary Nftlictioss of fever and ague, but
thdets neorbrs has raged on both sides of the
rrnitisula. Tlin place can never become the prin-
cipal naval port of India; the Commisbioner'•

(lirrom) and Storekeeper's offices have been de-
serted for successive weeks. It is a roost wretched
rhire. Mr. EMI (Na►al Officer) is returned front
Cochin. There has been no ship begun to be
built there yet, nor do there appear any prepare.
tiour made for it."

The Phaeton frigate, Captain W. A. MONTAGU.
twill shortly proceed to the North American station.
Hui Majesty'sstore•ship fres/mouth will be featly in
s few days to proverd with r body of settler, to the
Cape of Good Hope.
Ships in port at l'lymonth—
Js Windsor Castle, sad Slim-
rock ; Fux revenue, and Scorpluo tender.
. . . . _ .

Reiween Islawil lirtf iftelnLllwarf cutter, Lapwing, sad
Prirnieure, rrrrr itea.

The Raleigh, 18. explain BAUMGARDT, will Mil
Oil. tidy frons Portsmouth, on her return to the
Lectern! Islands elation.

0,1 Tuesday the I.even, 48, Captain BARTIIO-
- C.B. arrived from 4 locieoifie examinanion
and survey of the Western Islands, and coast of
Arum, last from Madeira. whence she sailed on the
al/. Site tailed on Thursday for Woolwich.

It is with regret we have to announce the failure
of the banking-house at Ware, Herta, trading un-
der the tiros of COBHAM and JONES. This event is
to be the more deplored, from the high character
that establishment has hitherto borate.—(Windsor
Express.)

The entire regiment of the Grenadier Guard+
hare arrived at Portsmouth. Thais troops, with
dettielimento of the 2d Royal Veteran Battalion, du
thr duty of the garrison. The Royal Marion take
Mr duck-yard guards.
Four companies of the 9341 regiment of in-
fantry (from Portsmouth) are quartered in Oxford
lity, three at Abingdon, two at WVood►tock, and
our as Islip. Head quarters are at Oxford. They
kive so excellent band, and appear to be extremely
aril ils,ciplined. The Commanding Officer is Ma-
jor
The Thorne: Coasts, for Madras, put into Ports.
mouth, with fool winds, on Wedoestloy, hawing
on hoard his Excellency Major• General Sir Tnut.
!quasi°, Governor of Madras.
In the Mittau Gazette of the 16th November.
tiere is a now e, that the sale of hooks coming
from abroad, which have not the placed their pub-
',roam,' on their title page, will in future nut be
allowed in Russia.

A letter from Madeira, doted November 26,
9,*y4-.." The Ogren Gleteduiver, Captain the Hon.
itoBERT CAYENDIM SPENCER, strived at this
I.laud on the 23d instant, having had an excellent
inn of seven days from Spithead. She will pro-
ceed immediately to Hirt Janeiro. She bad some
blowing weather, but behaved remarkably well and
.tiff under her canvass, is a most excellent sea-bust.
:qui sails superior to most ships of her rate. Sir
ItOIART SEPPINGIV new play of round stern, with
be other alterations, which marks him as the parent
ut the fhoets Glendower, are likely to do him ere-
( Illottley's Hampshire Telegraph.)

In addition to those of M`Gatuou's Officers,
whose protest is given in another part of our Paper,
the following had alto arrived at Jamaica,
Colonel Sorrell, of the Ist tamers; Captains John Lafoy,
Hiliestd Graham, John T. Cuaroy, and John T. Shade, of
the texiaseat of Hiberais ; Captains J. Centel! sad J. Col-
lis, sad Dr. Henry Booth.
Airs. EYRE, the wife of Colonel Eyes, and two of
ilea children, have also arrived there. This lady
lost floe child at Rio de la Hsche, and her hueband,
who wits sick on shore, was abandoned to his fate.
Voir IL POPHAM very benevolently promoted a sub-
scription, which he headed with a donation of tweet-
-87-five pouuds, for the purpose of affording some
relief to Mrs. EYRE, and which amounts to nearly
three hundred pounds.
Discottav butrs.—No infornsaiion, we under-
stand, has been received st the Admiralty from
Lieutenant PARRY,anoI no doubt any longer exists
of his remaining out during the winter. The lam
account of the Hecla end Griper is derived from
one of the whalers, who saw these when about a
day's mil front the entrance into Sir Jißle• Lae-
cuter's Sound. It is strongly conjectured Lieu-
tenant PARRY has paired through Laucaster Sound,
as it is understood, iu the event of Ins meeting
any impediment to such proceeding, he was to
snake the best of his way to Sir Thaws Smith's
Sound; end had he bees coolant/ to adopt this
latter MIRAIRMR, there is every probability that be.
oust bare bees Wes or hand of -by MN or the
whalers which were iu BalSn's Bop

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POETRY.
• •
!strati from Twelve VIM Illiseeti amines elPremlY far a
Aluoiesi Work, etwilliljet b, Doctor Maar, of Cam-
bridge, just published ..

ROMANCE OF DUNOIS,
vitom Tns FRESCO.
BY WALTER SCOTT, ESQ.
It was Dasiois, the young and bola, was bound fdr Palesttae'
Dui first he made his orisons before Saint hlary's shrine z
" And (rant, hismortal Queen of Heaven," was still the
soldier's prays,
That I may prove the bravest knight, and love dm fairest
fair. !'•

His oath of honour on the shrine he grayed It with his
sword,
A.d followed to' he Holy Land the banner of his lord ;
And, f.iiihrot so his noble row, his war.ery ilia the air,
M Be honuur'd aye the blares* knight, beiogAl the fairest
fair."

They ow 'd the battle to ►is sword, ima thew hie Mete-lord
said, -
" The bract that .has for honour beat, by Miss oast be

repaid—
My daughter Isabel mail Ilson shall be a wedded pair,
For thou art ha►est of the brave, she fairest of the fair."
And then they bound the holy knot before Salat Mary%
shriue,
That makes a paradise of earth, if beam and hands combine;
And every lord and lady bright, that were in chapel there,
Cried, " hononed be the bravest knight, belated (be fairest
fair!"

TRANSLATOR'S NoTc —" The original of this little Re.
Bann Make' part of a manuscript collet-lium of Freud,
suer. probably compiled by some young officer, which was
resod on the field of Waterloo so much stained with clay
and with blood, as sufficiently to Indicate what had been the
fat► of its late owner. The Song is popular in France, sod is
rather a good specimen of she style of composition to Aida
it belongs. The translation is strictly literal."

Saturday being Christmas day, the Duke sud
Duchess of CLARENCE attended Divine Service at
the Chapel Royal, St. Jamey'. Palace.
The Duke of CLARENCE left town yesterday
morning for Portainouth.
Yesterday the Duchess of CLARENCE attended
Divine Service at the German Chapel, St. Jamea's
Palace.

The Duke and Duchess of KENT arrived at their
new residence, Woolbrook Cottage, Sidinoutli, on
Thursday, from the Bishop's Palace, Salisbury.
Their Royal Highnesses honoured Mr. HARRING-
TON'S Concert, ut Salisbury, with their presence
on Tuesday.
Oa the evening of the 7th, the young Prince,
eon of his Mips' Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
was seized with a very tiulent houpiug cough dur-
ing the night, and during the greatest part of yes-
terday serious apprehensions were entertained for
the life of the Prince.; but the danger is now bap.
pily over.—( Hanover. December 9
• Jimmie( the last arrivals at Bath ape—
Lord Howden, Hon. Miss St. Ledger, Hon. E. Taylor,
Hon.-- Drvereux. Lieut.-Colonel Sir Charles Boniest,
Sir H.Straebey, Sir H. Turner, Cul. Csospbell, Cul. Pal.
ober, MX.; sod Cul.lllalibsosstoo.

Mr. and Mrs. G. Lee C Fox will leave Bninolearn
this week, for Lord !Agst:tames homing sent io
Itutlatialshire, and the Duke of GRAIPTON's in
Salve), Fore.?, after which they proceed into Hamp-
shire, to the Hon. Mr. BUCKLEY', fur a short time.
Mr. KLAN will this evening commence an en-
gagement for eight nights at the Bath Theatre.
hat:Limon Is now singing at Liverpool, from
whilst, port lie oiler more intends crossing the At.
lsatie, fur the Visited States of America.
Mr. 800-in.—This Gentleman, whoSe talent has
never been fairly appreciated, snakes his appear-
eke this evening in Richard Ski Third, at the Royal Cu.
burg Theatre, rneluAramatisell by Mr. Momentum Tina
Theatre is ex‘etty the apse that a Theatre Royal should be;
from else shape nod Mai easestbia, it is justly called the Bi-
joux. The Proprietors bane ormuuntxd • new Classical Ro.
10441 Nieto-Drain' for Monday mem, January 3, which was
Mended for Mit hat from the magnificent style
with which It is to be producer), it is postponed fur • week.
The scenery, machinery, dresses' he. &c. are all new.and the
hooners an& trupbricsi are burnished guilt; the *object is takes
from the interestine trait In the Roman history of dm
Moroni *nil Curatii —Mr. Booth, of course, leads the dap.
static Corp..

The Society for promoting the eulargement aid
building of Churches has teceotly remind two
asintriums dimnivolis of 5001.
At Mr. WarrLow's Lecture, at his house in
Great Queeo-etreet, that very learned botanist
stated a very curious and interesting fact. The
bliickade tit the American porta dune% the late
war with England louring interrupted the inter.
course with the West India Islandaothe tahabitants,
to supply the wants of themselves mid negroes with
food trains America, had recourse to shbstitutes,
and in their teemed's, discovered severel outlive est.
culent vegetables. to which they now gore the pre.
fernier. and are com6lered actual luxuries. The
poor negro, in consequence, rejoices in the block-
ade, whirls lie originally so much deprecated. A
similar effect was produced in Engliesid by the
scarcity in 1799, whets potatoes came eh mach
is use.
Very fit it seems to be that this county should
have the distiuction of giving a Champion to Eng-
land by virtue of a dome's' within it, for our *biter.
vouch, of the spirit of other counties, as it maybe
coliected Irons their public johrtials, convincer tie
that there is not such a challeaginff county in the
kingdom. 14 must be in the recollection of our
readers. that several Liiicolooltire societies of chasm".
riugeis Imee•withia these few years challenged toms
wept: ;—the far-fasted public offer of MistHAtt•
am BEECH/lit, heir Hfirocartle, io ride her horse
lontside against any other for 1004.5. all mast
remember ;—und to these we are how requested
NIL that Mr. Joss STAruati of Croyistul Bask,
challenges any awe he Eugheint. 11 if an" English."
mass bred." to skate, as soon at proper weight! shell
reborn, ekthei two miles or four tastes. for any sum
between twenty and ours bombed isuateelai-4Shets..-
Jot d Merrell.)

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PASNIONARLE NOTIMEO.72 AND PARTIES.

The Dore MA Diafhedo itedriso4 set Mimi is Setneilay
for file* stile Notobteru telleee tlegy Will sotertain
largr party eff Mathias shird fladikutibles Coring the'ltadidaya.
The Karl of Salmi .left bin honor is Arlingtun.atrret yes.
terday, us • watt to the Doke sod Duchess of Bedad, at
their mid. Wooburs'Allbey.
The Ressiin Ambassador mitertsiord • potty of diatioe-
I ion yrotentity, at Ma residence lo florley.loMet.
Thr Earl and Countess of ersbotoooll tare a growl din.
orr un Saturday in Load Aliolbourire, Vaily Caroline Lamb,
ke. at their honor is; CovessitbUltoosoo.

_ -1 •
The Earl of Liverpcm.l entertalued • melte party of dip.
lirel ion yesterday. at hie sett, Cubicle% InflasiNginrey.
At Cubhais Hall, the seat of the Earl Mod tawnier* of
Darolry, &era *lll be • webs *Urea( Testitiq during The
holidays.
. _ .

The Marquis and hlarebtoottavrf ,disbar] are eate►taia-
ing a large party of fashionable visitors at their seat, Hat-
Aeld

The Motivate of SONTied boa • *elect potty et *net* yet.
terday s 1 hie humor in Cleveland-square.

BRIGHTON, Dilemma&

Furor A aasvas.s.— Lent Nee berevell, Lady gor-
ged-Sete. Lord E,111111104.1., Lord F.ardkri RUM. Mts. P.
Fraser, Viottqint Newtiormizh, Hoe. Mr. Wyeer, Sir Weed
LadyJaiteHtieskin, Sir liV.Abdp. &c.
His Royer Highness% the Prince Regent, neenm.
ponied by the Hight HOU. Sir Ittojemiu
returned io 31arlborough-row I.ai Highs,
The Duk• of Gloutester arrived a short time
before:

The Duchess of Gloucester attended Divine Ser-
vice at the Chapel Royal on Sundry, and took a
carriage airing before dinner. Orr Monday, we
regret to observe, her Royal inghriers had a return
of illness, which confined her to the !'..lace nnhl
yesterday, her morning-airings of si.cessity bring
discontstmed, and her sociable viewing parties,
until Thursday, entirely suspended. Yesterday,
however, it gives us pleasure to add, her Royal
Highness, accompanied by Lady [Marine, was in
her carriage on the West Cliff; and the evening
preceding her party consisted of the Earl and
Countess of Warwick, and Lady Liddell and four
daughters.

'nig REGENT'S Si &r are
rapidly going on. Almost every family which ar-
rives is added to the lost. The amount, we under-
stand, already exceeds 1,000/.
A grand Gall and ►upper were given by Sir John
Shelley, Bart. at Mare►feld-park, on Thursday
evening, to the neighbouring nobility and gentry.
Our winter season is expected to prove extremely
gay. Nearly ■ll the large houses in fashionable
situations are engaged.

The General Committee of the Propietors of
Drury-hone Theatre have nominated Mr. CA LULU?,
Colonel DOUGLAS, Mr. Rooms, Mr. SOAKS, and
Sir T. TUBTOII,, to be the Sub-Committee for the
year ensuing. A Special Meeting of the Pro-
prietors will be held on the 4th of next month, to
aronsider of the propriety of this nomination.
The following is become a favourite fowl in con•
trivial loyal parties—•' The British Constitution—
and way we Jeerer be obliged to Num.'. for Liberty."
Friday night a boat In longing to the Beinser,
bound to Madras, in going off to that ship, at
Portsmouth, from wine triiknolo artiee (it is be-
lieves] the men were intoxicated) upset, when
the chief-mate of the Reuther, a gentleman (pas-
senger), who was going out I. take the command
of a country skip, cud four men (all that were in
the boat), were unfortunately drowned.
A horrible crime has been perpetrated in the
commune of noinagne :—A labourer was goir.g to
the field; his son, about seven yews of age, warm.
ed to accompany him, bat the father refused t•
permit lino, desiring him to remain at home
to take care of his infant aster. The boy,
displeased at this refusal, and attributing it
to the infant, was resolved to be revroged spew
her for his disappointment, sad contrived to
put the child to death by stabbing it with a
sharp instrument. Oii the father's return the
buy met him, and in tears assured bins that a
stranger had murdered the infant. The yobstg de.
linguent has been emoted, and plecki at the die.
posal of the King's Attorney-General.. He hair
been interrogated. but he manutaiies a firm county.
wince. sod nothing eau affect him, not even the
appearance of the bloody weapon with which the
child was murdered.—/Park Paper.)
The sum of 501. being the annual bounty of
Messrs. Simile and Co. of HuH, called " The /row
Money," has been paid by their order to the master
cutler, for the benefit of the poor artisans of the
Sheffield trade.. . •
Cu RISTSIAS Ox.—On Wednesday was fling)).
terld by Messrs. SiteLe and Quinn. at Exeter, a
tine ox, six years old, sixteen hands one high,
measured from rump to horn nine feet two niches,
girth round the body, nine feet 601 inches, and
weighed when living, ewe lisitadied wed tinier hare
and five parade..
The crime: of stealing poultry has bee* mostly
carried an in this neighbourhood iipon **lndesett
principle. During the' present week the minim
of Sir W. Hemet, at Maidenhead, and of Mr.,
Ara INC. at Langley Broom,
.were each robbed of
Su turkeys. Several other depredations have been
committed iw the vioioitys+4 triodes, ILepress:j

The convict ship, having Dr. Cl'HALLOitsiV ors
board. arrived safe at Ilatany nay nu tle. !it ofJuly,
last, after a tedious voyage, and being very short of

J. •ild'J. SIVEARIORT. this Controel" We'd'
spilt tile pleasure of smitoutteing to the politic the
.recess of their 0116ces in the lan Lentil,. whets Ne. 1464,
sr Prise of 20,001 X, was .old by the= Shores. Tbe New.
Lottery, of which 5,01/0 Tickets Quay are no ylq 4111 tom
-
seam drawing ow the 12th Janes/tit nest, ,wor tee oaf the
Ihror Priem 00 of 2111. will be derided its Post Five
Shuttles. It is its the recollection tbk public that J. sod
J. SlVelftilentf, i* 110 last Lottery Cootract, star sold
Jew 3.710, ■ Prite of 90',0001.. at WU favourite OA-cis,
Ns. 37, Coruhtll ; SO, lilsytoorltee;* 21, tiefbent ; 1111; Os:
teranerter.
"'intent:4y eveniog ce'chiel4.
• Wilding •t Matlack-. Bahr anittelliad. by- lleve,'
Sgitiewnisit..ewo.paper nsawaffileterye wattlisteavevid
• on *ref mid- em rapid-wet' %lbw progeter ortfle
that neetwithstending- Hyrum* prompt sue
active- means ware trued se -psd enatept tw these tint
building, slid nearly thy niksle of its contents were
almost wholly destroyed its the course of so hour,

LAW miercuctiNes.

imoit

SHERIFFS' COURT, etpteilia-Salle 44"

Before u Special Jory.
DRIEtCH OF PROlitflE OF MARRIAGE.
COMPTON Or WiniirciaTti.
This was an action to recover compensation in
dignities 'Tor is breach of proinii.e uy marriage.
The action des Originally henna'', in the Cllll,l of
King's tteneli, "lint the Defendant had stared
judgment to go by delimit.
Mr. ADOLPHUS stated the rase itt entisidersble
limo,. In stipiniet of which he read broVral
proisiires of tom riAge mode by, die
f which we have extracted the Winn-
ing :
" S'oireashar 11, tin.
a My dear Harriet—Have sent you ? yards of llowtheeme,
which hope will prove to your satisfaction, at 4s. 4.4. per
yerd, sod hope you will And it the cheapest piers uPtiteds
as rvrr you bought ; have uut the least doubt bat Clerk%
would charge you 4a. 44. or bs Ter yard; its ND DIONd
a piece of good* as ever I saw for the simiey; Helot
thin, and hope you will afore with me is cheapens
sad euedneis to.usorrow evening. I would rather have
seen the uote directed to me than to Mrs U. The era',
was fur me, snit therefore you might as well have Writ.
tin to me as Mrs. S Idu out no how it is that you de
sot wew esti then farmer me with m line, bast I tusk you
are afraid to write. You don't love ae well eitaintb be writs,
teeth Ibat us likely at troy thing. I saw your Letter, and
Eke the writing rely writ, but do not kuow that I ever
see your Wind writing Swim*. Am very Well plemird with'
it. l can only my this, that yuu write as good a heel es
ewer 1141 W fur a roman. Ido enure you, that I have not
had any thing pleased me au well as that for • tormenter. I
love yew, my dearest gill, to my heed Have only two
wishes, my Deer. now : one is, wished I was In Bitainesit.
and the other, wish you were my lovely wife. My sweet
Girl, do nut you wish the mine ? Yew will met tell me that
sweet word. I think we should live as happy has Prince
Cotrourch and the late Princess. which you will see, if you
take nosier what she said ; lot lope you will list be taken
away from my Arnim bee she will be nest week. lam quite
over come with sorrow by reading last of her; its dwells( to
Ilona of is, but my Angle, we must all gas is tents. My
sleet flirt lake notice from 111. ClOOll thins )4 in Th• Sunder
liilisetrer to the east of last. 1 would rather half of lbs
Royal Family should hive left the world the. her. If you
*ant any black Silk for your gown, I brim; it to-marrow
eiesiair, it you will favour me with a Hue, wet remain, nay
dear intended Wife, your intended Hissbriad,
a W. WIDitICWORTH.
a PS. I suppose this will be old sews to yes street Mr.
Cheostell 1< hie Hons.-keeper, at Gusidleming, being both
murdered last Night with their throat. csii from ear to ear.
His Son his liken rap on suspicion, which have sot the Irma
doubt bat has the man that committed the murder. Phase
esteem this scroll."

• * Guildford, April 24, 18111.
*My Meer Harriet—l *rite there few lines te Worm
yeti of try sok arrival Home at half-past twelve O'clock
this day. I eboold very Much like to see you. I rather
domed of coming this afterseet, but m!, Uncle is nut yet
come home, mid there living out, one iu the shop its not
safe to Isive it ; hut, my Deer H. you may depend un
smelt ma at your House oti Mobility, betters* dill and
sever, to lea, if writhing happens more them I km,* OH I
am ovine to Godelming on Holiday afternoon to shew a few
patters% aid likewise Holt brim/ some for you to look at.
Have lesesht ahem mut diettamid pnuodedivrilt of Candi,
and likewise base bouglkt a Pe/tack [the eteddins rimy] for
you, sod Silver Cup fur my Godditeghter. I wait to gee
you very bad. Have beep my ill this week. bet mit the
whole of it. Bost de. met be surprised if lois should see me
to-aiebt. I will not promise you shall not. I called or 14r.
and Mr.. Bradshaw, they are very welt, mad desired their
best respects to you all. I did not see him. Mrs• Beedeltam
is ceiling pretty Lusty. Her little Girl is very well. Shia
• line rosy eheirked our—a raid pattern foe you slid myself.
I am persuaded to have • penal, that eau used bekipi the
compter. too most be my lovely Wire, sad will merry as
*eon se ever I can. Hope pus will snake yourself happy,
sod not be low dpirited in fear of one nut 'invite' pus. Yoe
wily rely on my marryinc you. I love you to my heart, my
precious Dear Glrl, and rentals, will. respects to ell, and
love to yourself, from your latently.' thistuind,
" WH. WINKWORTH."

The reeding of these precious morsels of delicate
sentiment crested meek userrimeot in the Coati.

Mr.. Serail Strudwiek was then called and es..
mused; she deposed se Wow:: " I urn Stet
cousin to the Plaintiff. The Defendant lodged at
my brine. Soon after, be became acquainted with
the Plaintiff. He eirrossed a great deal of love
for her, sod talked of applying to her mother, and
asked whether I thought she would hare any °hitt'.
tion. I told I' did not kites* ; but I repeatedly,
begged of him to acquaint his oou frierida. fie;
said his friends had nothing to do with him, .0,
that when they were married they *maid soon booms
notreiled. He always spoke of her very highly ;• OW
body could 'ea more lu. He Witt rde Aar P
le
was ini bushiest! that he Would have Harriet. It:
had got into a gond business. ft Orman estabf
shop. I heard of the match being broken off.
cousin was iu consequence very much altered 411
spirits and person. I. in. WV Wm, day ;IMr it
great alterutiou; mid she vita mid tlitit4l.depitisite."
Tnere was trot die least mood for bietilibig,olt dile;
Match. My Couplet is a Cory nice, clever girl. and,
not iu the lulu of assoeisting with weber Emir
Cross moaned-1 'sever saw any of: the Plain.
tire lattfto. Air. Simmons wei the Plaititiffro
brother-in-law. I do not km," ihretirt lit NW**
the. Defenetent'a letters.
Mr. Sorrietw-a:" I Ma drapetaf O&M; Ur*/
ettiploybd. to Scathe the stock wittCh Wati par-atria
by the Defendant of his noels... It we* worth. up=
wardisof 2,000/. It was a*good business...rid was
rather inowasiog thou diariuiehitig in.rets
Mr. LIODIDOW; on the port of ilk idtatti
sptilre at ierrgthill Mitigotioa of the' dadlitri, eat.
lOW'S rtg, t liar the bitty's cliontetei lidd- riottirtlYef,
and that slip bad little tom toyegret lair, om of la
husband of such • gross and vulgar mind atritio
lortteraproved biacheat Whit:
Ur. HISCWWAWi the Under-Simi* DOW plod
seeded to ism tip the cm to Hie hitylititliallig
which; he rengarked, that the Defialitti sZteti
had that day found an excuse PST ' his. '
which he had beers usable. himself to. Statothe;
he cruelly broke alit emmettion !lib ehOrbenitici
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111,21M1 TU.*

111011 COURT OP illarriClAßYt Dteg""
The Court met this doy for the trial of Gabor
*Kit,lnch, of Kiuluch, at a charge of silitifloth
loondedmi • speech made by him at u steeiviiiiic %if
!tidied*, held at Dander, *there fie•Vi'e.iifisfs
Having faded to appear. stratum of onsfoorit Air
proisouuced aphis' him, and the baii-bond gram!
for•lsio opprordoce was forfeited.
The LORD JUSTICS CLOSER thniskra die 114
for their ottendance, awl although lie regretiej
trouble to which they had beets' put iss.ititeudiiig
whets no trial had taken place, he trusted they moat
be satisfied that it was not owing to Noy fault of the
public Prosecutor, who had done firs duty.. hii
Lordship 'theft said, that he fill, il the Croirris
Counsel would take must especisl care that this in.
dividual should not be peruntitil In remain any
where within these realm. without being brought
to trial.•for the very serious charge which had Wei
preferred +glum him.
The SOLICITOIR-G 1111 IRA L itated, that he hokii
it win ooniesifsary for him to sae that Ate Loki
Advocate, nod those who *we 6uuitti to concur
with liim its the discharge of tlior.puldic duty.
would use
that the taw loos inflexible iii its Hitless, rout would
be administered wills the same tuilivr:;ality to thus
individual, as to die meatiest of hi. Alsjesty's sub-
jects.

Tueiday the Court proceeded to the trial of
Matthew Shirts, re.idirr in the CulleVe•Wyiid raf
EdinbuOgli, charged with wending
publication, called Cartile's Reps!.lkon. ()pea
the diet being called, Stuel• failed to appear.
whereepon the Solicitor-General move., the eolift,
that*, Shiels bed declined potful; himself °pot
• Jury of his country, the Court iliottld declare
him en outlaw end fugitive from that law he re.
lured to underlie. Shade *ei then declared au
outlaw and fugitate, and the baud_ for
Lim >p,pear-
mace forfeited.

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1111 No kITY
limo NOTED ADAINIT /NU NUNN • Or DINSIONNSIIN
roa t SECOND LIBEL, DEC. 23.

bermiett,Ron.H G. Finialnil, John Moore, Peter
Dreoghant, H. Folkstoser, Lord Philips, EL
essnsmont, T. W. Grant, J. P. Prinee, Julio
DPW, G. GTAIIIIIINi. R. G. litiear,k, D.
Calends, J. Home, J. *Anis', A.
Compton, Lord Kinnalrd, Mon. D. titarlett, .1.
Drowses, There. Lamb, Hon G. Smith, %Teo.
Dories, J. H. Macleod; Rod. Wehomer, Sir G.
RUM?, Rd. Mackimash, Air J. Wilms, Sit R.
PAHMEton, Pic Marti., Jobe' %rood, Ald.
Fitsrerohi, lord W.
Tat/As—Ralph Bernal. ,--.
Mr. Peter Moore voted ill the Minority me the tab int&
for media( the Bliepbeenuoi 11111 cm the 15th Petertittry licit.