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rrankfort Journals to the 9th instant arrived yestailay.

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cIEX 4A. JULY I.

lit recellency General Baron Triment, Lorautander-in-CMrf
et the A ustryin ants, in Iro•ar Italy, wired here the day before
roattrearArchduke Joseph Palatine, of the Kingdom
Hongsfy, with hill folllinTi 36,111 mild here on the 29th
vu. (torn ()fen; and die Archduke Ferdinand, l'runts Prince, oa
tbe 3ilth, beta Preset.
STIITGAIID. rLT 4.

His Majesty. oar Meverrign, who left thie city tu.d y fur the
porprr-e et grrin,.• to 31 snuffles fur the benefit of eee-bathing, is
laperted le be beck wan by the beginning of neat month.
(.011I.EN JILT

We have nor the pleasure of having among us hie Highness
prince Mantirnieh, ohs is a native of this city. It seems as if his
Highness insanini to give part of his distingaished visitors at
JAW »berg an opportunity of enjoying thu piestarnions banks a
the Rhine In all the beauty of the season, fiw. benithis Prince
V,cthr Von Metternich, the Minister's son, we have now here
force Know, Prince Paul Estertinzy. the Prince of Schonburg,
the masseuse Privy Counsellor Von Tatischslf, the Marquis of
Canenan, and Count Wocontolf.
BIJCSIAREST. JUNE IR,

Aires the arrival of the Tartar who !caught the letters of the
lOth . rat 12th of J une frtmt l'ittioantinple for Germany, she report
et the spe-tly evacuation of our principalities has been revived.
We las quite Istpatiest for the scromplishment of this deliverance
wad e..e t UV. The

'i'o the great reirretof everybody, we have lost the trinreaa
Ernestine Louisa }mimics Caroiine of horrecatein, Wertheim'.
rniodentiorprh, who died on the Vfith of June. in the 40th year of
na mire, =RIM? Elbowed by a stekrwm: of lit months.
JUNE 30.—Metal;Noes, 94 11-19; Bank
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Hulot t rnisr.-
the ker Governor. ing
We laoh with unelencholy anxiety for an arrival from Cope
in order to learn some mare particulars relating to the
late agwaialag awiwneirplar m Aesaseasstem as well as to
kn.w what measures have been weed to twit the Ashantee
barbarians to arcount. We much fear, from t e loss the ser-
vice has sustained by the death id the gallant Sir Chas. hi*Carthy
and his brave followers, and the alarming state of illness of Major
Citi;holm wham the last accounts lett, that there is little chance of
this being aimed. We have no doubt however that Col. Sather.
hand, awl the selected few brave men who accompankd him, 81147
inspire fresh confidence into cur dispirited allies; although a regi-
ment or two from Europe will, we are 'timid, be required to per-
manently establish our ascendancy over those tyrannic and blood-
Anstebarburiami, who hare estende I their power by the demoniac
c hues of rapine and murder.
4` While labouring under the severe dispensations of Pinvidence
with which we have been afilieted, it sifonis us great consolation to

°home the peace and pemperitywidell this portion of the t:ulony
at Knot enjoys."

General flan Martin proceeds forthwith to join General
Bolivar in Peru.

POETR T.

TfiE IC.INTITION OF MAMA O III:ft ANOEL

LORD FROM A WOOD:

I From Muse•■ loves of :he Angr'e I

I've fed the al!ar in my bower

Wi!hdrlTPlnfs frog; the incense tree:

I've vbeltve;l'it 60111 Wind and shower,

But dun it bums the livelong hour,

.1% if. like me. it had no pe;rrr
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IN fife of lustre. withotit tlbre !

A haat at midnight scot slate

To drift upopine moonless sea.

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A lute, whose leading chard is tele.
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A wounded bed, that hath butOrte

Imper Pvt wing to soar upon,
Ara like what I am, without thee!

LORD BYRON.

A poem written by Monsieur Simeon, on the heath of
Lord Bymn, is greatly admired in Paris. Among other im-
passioned lines, he puts the following into the mouth of a

young Grerk :
Que deriendrons nous, /. mw freres !

(dui qui nous midi' la raiser de Ito, pores,
Pour toujou ri dans Is tombs H dont, I

GREECE.

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Early in April, a serious conspiracy was discovered among the
Suhow, and some other tribes of the insurgent Weeks in Acamanis

give than

two tiformaid towns, and with this demise they appointed a day on
which the troops and ships were to approach. Two days previous
to the one appointed, two !Wilkes intentionally picked a quarrel in
klamolonghi, for the purpose of affording a pretence ti:r the re-
mainder of the Sulions to Interfere, with the feigned object of pu-
nishing theft riotous companions. They were thus permitted to
occupy the small, but commanding fort of situated at the

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month of the harbour of Missolonithi, which it was their intention
to keep possession of until the Turkish ships frown Pintas should

artivertit teeeive it from them.

port of Omar Poch*. But an inveterate animosity being known to
must between the Viziers, Omar Porta and Vows( Pacha,it was

necessary met carefully to conceal from each the seem n( their
being engaged by n serus, treaty with his adversary. With this
very delicate and difficult mission to ()mar Pasha, a certain
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Signor Costa Vulpiotti was charged. Having succeeded in
engsgitm the cosoperatioo of Omar Pacha. Signor Vulpiotti
retutweel from Johannina and Arta to Missolonghi. at the eery
time a Iwo his conftalerstes had preened thenwelms of the
Fort Vasiladi under the pretense armed upon. The awspidos of
the police having been awakened, dew immediately wok mosses
Won of his house and of his papas. mid there they found several
letters of his correspondence with the Turks and atm with the Ass
Hots, which left nn farther doubt cif We meet undemanding with
the enemy. Hr sme immediately pat in hoes. At the same time
the Presiding litivemment sent a stem detachment to dislodge the
Suinits from the foie of Vasiletli„ who, on perceiving a superior
force. IV ly abandoned it, and Wan ran to seize the tows
and the la of Anatolie*, where they fortified themselves hi
the homes defend theme, lye*.

Thelmategen t Government of Mimadoogioi, after having tx
palled thole families, sent boosts mounted stab guns against that
new donvittic enemit, at Anatolie°.

!sold Byron. in these circumstances, alarmed at atilt an tines-
pears( event (for it is understood that most of theme seditious
E4u!i•ns ware in Ins own pay), fortified his residence with &M-
-antra, in seder always ro be prepared for his own &Owe, as tbs
inhabitants of Illlssolongld began se murmur, assiesiag him of
sanatly abetting the Turkish party, *ldle others had pointed the
gems wf its wanyisess aglillllll4ile eisp to reduce it, anissacit skies,
WIL4 in the utmost confusion, as the real traitors were not known.

Prince Mayrawordato himself fell unity suspicion, as being a
friend of lava l'ulpiotti, with whnin he had secret intelligence.
he malcontents, indeed, with a view to promote their own objects,
had fm sonic time previously caused several rumours to be pot into
cinulatii,n, imputing to Lord Byron and Prince 31arrocordato a
secret unaleroanding with the enemy.
In the nican while, the 'furbish ships appeared on the appointed
day in the liolid% of llisaolnnghi ; but not seeing the secret signal
agreed on, they returned to Pours's. The troops, which moved at
the same time on Mis.donghi, were met by the banal of Captain
Anders 7..mgana, by whom they were beaten, and forced to n.vreat
to Lepanto.
Had this plot sueeeded,lt is supposed it would have gone a great
way towards the total suppression of the (Irak Insurrection.

thiatith the objects of l'tis`suf Paths nit Itlissolongiti have in this
instance been frustrated, stiii Cie violent disand and dissentious

which such seditious movements cannot till to protlor., will. it is
thought, prove boldly detrimental to the general WIWI., of the
Insurgents, nor Is it at ;di unlikely that this deep-laid plot of the
malcontents will plunge the Greek, Chiefs in Aearnania, Etoiia,
and Epirus, and other districts of Greece, into the sanie smok.
ary CICCIPICS a. now distract the contending factions in the Mores,
where Geneva' Irolocotroni is besieged by the popular party In
Trip) , while his son is shut up in the fortress of Napoli di
Romania, both by land and by sea.
It is supposed that the policy of the Suliots will now be to renew
their ancient relations with the Albanians. The Albanians, from
motives of jealousy towards the Greeks, would be eatreniely glad
; loam the Subuts detached from leniing an active support to them,
for of all the different bands composing the forces of the insurgent

by a pang of the Greeks, he found himself compelled to fortify
his own residence with field pieces, to prevent his falling a victim
to the insane pasqests and ',editions of the multitude. In the midst

of • chaos, which he vainly attempted to vanquish, he has sunk
!imp: wend by his exertions, which have mostly proved unavaU-
tog, trona having been so pevMdiously counteracted.
The recent interference of the Philhellenints has, it is feared,
tended to aggravate the situation of the Week inburgenta. The
intelligence subsequently received of the private loan aqociated to
lemslon tUr the imelee of the Greeks seems tr! havediaised fresh

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vigour among diem ; and, in conaequence of the means thorn placed
at their disposal, n general assembly of the Chiefs vcs ordered to
be couveh,sl at :4.slotta, at the beginning of Aped, toe the object
of nmkr!:: definitive arrlngenienta for the ensuing campaign; but
the foul conspiracy di., ivered at NI isaolonglii at the aunt period,
and the subsoitient death of Lord Myronthere, via, it is supposed,
have frustrated those Intentionn.

Altair+ at Misuntonght continue in a very diNtracted state. It is
said that Pri.ic • Mayt.vordsto was in much twnsonal danger fruin
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allowed the demurrer, on the ground of multifatiousnese. The
other ease i. that of Sbarkell and Thorpe, which is to come by ap-
oral his Honour the Vice-Chancellor to his Lordship. Toe
separate bills was then filed by the Julm Bull pmiwietors on the Ist
of July, pne in each actin. The caw lay by till yesterday, when
t demurrers were filed by the adverse parties. The trial of the
action st law was to come no neat Satusday. Mr. Susderia peasant
appliestiou was for an ad Win ;NI order to stay than trial until the
demurrers should have been pmiously heard.
!Amu Cuiocgt.t.oa-1t you apply in my name to the Chief.
Justice of the King's Bench, and get turn to postpone the Wild from
Saturday to some day inwards the rod of the heat /reek, l'U hear
the demurrers on Saturday.
Mr. Supozn declared his intentien of following his Lordship's
directains.
Mr. Sit •DW L L rmunied the case after a 'latter of an hour, and

Tea Lois CIIANCICLLOR Raja he sent a simple request to the
11ChiefJustirre to put track the trial.

Mr. SHAUW.:LL submitted that it W but ssort of courteous

prohibition ; his clients were ripe for trial. The qppoelte patty
ought to have hied a proper bill st tint. His Lordebip's 'trent
order was but giving thew the bandit of their own anima.

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fhe Lomb eIIASCTI.Lua said that all the benefit which he

to ?pithy their site-
law ; but every body

eosins was settled.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, Wearalliorso,
TatmanAr, 'JULY 11.

TEESDALE v. TOMAS.

„ Mt.-Sergio* owe, This was an
!legion brood* by the
_plaintiff, a journey 111111 exhinet.enaker
matt* Oa toaster, Mt. Toth& for 311 illegal detention of a cheat
if tools, which he deeidiad on his leaving the employment of hit
gatelfr. Mr. Toplia was a.eabipet-maker of extensive bola,

residing in St. I'l4d's Churchyard. The plaintiff worked for him
as journeyman, lot not comadesing his wages sufficient, thought
proper to leave him. 31r. Told's, hosvevez, detained his cheat of
tool., on Ilse alleged ground that some work which be tru engaged
on was not finiahrd. To this the plaintiff replied, dot it was hi,
Intention to 11..ish it, end he would leave out tools fit fur that poi-
pets. The defendant, neverthtlese, refused t.* give up the chest,
locked it up,. and said he would knock down any ptnen who at.
tempted to take it out. It 11,3% also alleged as e ground of deten-
tion, tote oq the settlement of their account.. s‘meilling was dee
by the plainfiff to the defendant, whereas the reverse was the fact.
If be even serve indebted to Mr. Tophs the detention would be il-
legal; but the ere was rendered much strooga by Mr. Toplis
being his debtor. It was true, that after this refusal 3lr. Toplis
made an Air to restore the chest bark to his client, but in the
meanwhile. Mr. Teesdale had been at the expense of serving a writ
for the rei,overy of it, and had an adjustment tehen place u to
the expense that had been incurred, it ra probable.this action would
1 DOI hive hien persevered in. The Ices of his ure/s was to him the
loss of the means of supporting his family. As Mr. Toplis thought
proper to let this action conic to trial, and to Oide the general
emus, this‘onsideration should induce the Jury under die there-
of his Lordship, to accompany their verdict with damages.
e neither caked nor expected henry damages, but such moderate
compeouttion Sal the law and the justice of the.case (whisk were
Its.
with him) should reasonably call upon them to await'. lAw and
imitice were the touts with which his client non sought to work.
The defendant was well provided with tools.
Mr. Sergeant VAUSIDAX (with whom was Mr. Sergeant PELL)
—Yes, and will work well.
Mr. Sergeant Tat/Dv—My brother Vaughim is law, and I am
justice. (A laugh).
The.efiter JITST ICE—I hope law and justice may never be
made !Cub for any purposet !duel* laughter).
Mr. Sergeant TADDY restored--He hoped, with his Lordship,
that they would tot; and on •reliance that they would not, he had
every confidence of a favourable result to his ilfeat.
I. Krand—Witness is a c.abinet-maker.
By Mr. Sergeant V4111.7011AN-AIC is not a member of the society
by which this action was brought. .
hi M Ll:ergot/it TADDY —lie saw the chest of tools in Mr. ref-
ines,
_ord. Mr. Toplis met him at his counting-boom door, and asked
him %bare he wan tair 4to whieli witness replied* that ho was
going to help Teesdale out with hie chest of tools; Toplis replied
trot he should not have it ; he had told him so before ; for he had
not t netted his work. Witness replied, that he did not intend id
take it without finishing his work ; that he wanted to take them le
another cabinet-maker's, where be had got a job, in order to in-
sole it. Mr. Teesdale, who was present, then demanded the
chest, and Toplis persisted in 'refusing to,give it up; he bad left
sufficient to finish the work. Twidale offered to hnish the work

that eret. but Mr. TUplis refused to allow him to do so I
furtbaailed that he would sell the chest if the work were spot

io finishing it.iVitriess---anTici;adaletooititechestpart of Unt
way, but it was stopped, and removed to the warehouse.
Cross.essinined by Mr. Sergeant VAColl4•X—Witneas was es.
pelted from a society of journeymen cabinet-makers, is order tha
he might appear u a W 1112013 at this trial..
On a question being proposed as to whither the object of the so
clety was au ►to resist the masters,
The enter Jurymen reminded the witness be was not obliges
to answer such a question, lei if be belated to such a society
would involve him in an intlictabl• offence.
Examination resumed-Witness "isnot aware assails asociety.
, he left the employment of Mr. Toplia, as did also umber person /

manufacture. He did not lock up the chest., nor ditfliehear Tophs
say that he had locked it up. The work wu finished on the second
day after Teesdale left the employment t did not recollect that
Toplis said toTendale he should not have his chest until his ac-

He-examined—Might not he have his :hest at any time he
pleased after the notice delivered e might.
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Mr. StTgCartt TARDY here put in the writ served upon the de-
fendant as evidence.

The Learned Counsel for the defendant then commented on the
evidence, which he maintained 'hewed a disposition to unnessary
litigation. This was manifestly got up by a society of journey-
men, for the purpose of shoring their oppnaition and spirit of re-
sistance to their masters. Many of the Jury were probably mas.
ten; and knew bow ready journeymen in various trades were
to combine for the purpose of annoyance of this kind. They
knew what a sf Pike for wages meant, and the two witnesses who
were called were imams of this character, who with the plaintiff
had left the employment of Mr. Toplis on this very amount. Their
testimony would therefore be enterained with the suspicion and
caution that these circumstances attached to it.

hlr.Sergennt TwnfT Trikal foe the plaintiff, and said, he was

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sure that no prejudice arising from the coniateraiion of inciter

His l~rd.htp aid.

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and journeyman would influence their decision. He maintained
that the action had commenced before any oils was made to deliver
up the chest, and that therefore, the costa and other expenses
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Toylis to deliver up the chest, It was not incumbent on Mr. Tees-
dale again to apply fur it; an lour as he thought proper to detain
it afterward*, the detention was illegal. On the two grounds that
had been statrd Motive to the Pt ttlement of the accounts, and the

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non.coinpletion of the work, there was not evidence to matain ary
right on the part ot Mr. Tonna to retain. Mr. Tona may have
acted fruin a misapprehension of what was his right; in such a
case the damages must be moderate: the standard by which to re.
halate them would be, the inconvenience or loos the plaintiff may
hve been subjected to during their detention. HIS lawdshin again
called upon them to divest themselves of any feeling that ought be
created from the relation of in..-ates and journeyman, and to give a
'collet according to the justice of the case, which would add':
strength and energy to the laws of their country, which it waa the
interns and duty ot both to respect and obey.
The Jury consulted together for a telW minutes, and gave a ver-
' diet fur the planing—Damages 110:.

of respectable appearance; who proved that the prow-tenter had
toil her that he had recommended several girls there, when she had
called at his lodgings in Berwiek-atreet, to see the who
had flerneerly lodged with her, and whom she had always
condacted herself honestly when with her.
His Lordship put it to she Jury to say, whether the coarse pur-
sued by the prosecutor towards the prisoner, even by his own ad-
o 'salons. and by the evidence of Seswood, did not morally so shake
his testimony as to make the guilt of the prisoner very doubtful
aer.
should have their ex-

jity,re the necnitDElt.
Samar? Watkins wu charged on an iodietment with hotly, ea
the 2Oth of April last, while in the capacity of PM&Ilt to one Abra-
ham :Simmons, embezzled 71. Its. (••monies nambereeN the goods
and monies of the said Abreloun Simmons, at Soutbpte, oar
Edmonton.

The pmseentor deposed that he lived at Southgate, and was a
fishmonger ; the prisoner was his servant, and was enuusted wit►
s great deal o property. On the '2fith of April he sent him td

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niscrirthisnwgnmen:nAdwsbawittecno:saweruo•
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LORD FROM A WOOD. -- Ttganat.S. v. TOrstia.
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Toe lollowine are extracts:-
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wistatierew.eswreeteheeill:drecehatenterseleinT.immsairely
after
wiiMiotr:•Sebfrstcweantwhi Tbyantrier
_pett:tellaiifftheapiejoiiniteiefte;a.isze.eabTihniets.wmaaskeran, a Beuejoh.hittifmA.amingist.aorntedes.thinf
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cm este, JULY I.
I From Moores /.oves of Me A mgr.'s!. i .
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hi. Lot :Shin entereo the Court. mid mid that he was obliged, weeinst his niester, Mr. Torn. for au illegal deteetion of a chso the bar, tin s charge of 'dealing one
Mit Ha fateenency Genteel Baron Velment, Coraniander-in.Chief
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el he Austrian anuy in Lower Indy, wired here the day before
I've fed the altar in my bower threugh the ;ones of the Vice I.3weegribr, to mention to his lewd- of toed*, which lie desired on his leaving the emPlnyment of his the 10theiumeefonn Yens% Dem, 'whet dwellimeholuge ' ,
g the ship a Calle 'Mit which, he believed. his Lordship to be hitherto meeter. Mr. Totes Ante a cabinet-maker of extensive businne, The lasecutor being sense teats' that lie ;as
Telt reatteleay ; the Archduke Joseph Palatine, of the Kingdnen of
gasoary. with Ms coronet and family, steered here on the 29th With droppings from tbe ineetew tree:
I've 4wltted it from wind and shower, unacquainted. It was that of Shackell end Macaulay, pi/migrant] residing in se poet,. churchyerd, e'lle plsintifl' worked ter ben
siniwtsrlarbs3dirsslic,ihst. thlegoonhs
p:iww,, wrrhicwhaws crewissiser't prevowein;thsquarreedwasinaajw date:7l:lT • -
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elt. from ,
Ofeet • and the Archduke lettlinatid, Crown Priem, cia
But dun it bums the livelong hour, an alleged libel published in die Joke Ault newer/tepee Two actions as journeyman, lee not comedetieg his wages sufficient, thought
°Cleaving tee Ley% on bee writing-desk in a table-dra la Id* t r ,
anti tbe hhh, beta Prapc. Ati if. like me. it bad no power at law had been instituted by different persons wrest that parer, proper to leave him. 31r. Top's, however, detained his them of
STITTGARD. Jet Ir 1. ew two several alleged libels,. The ewes werealso brought into the tools, on fee alleged ground that Mil,e work which be was ergaged 1 setirg-room ; he bad doue so on the day in queation, shd rine
(it fife or hone, without thee!
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thus ie Van Chancellor's Court by bill, praying a suspenetoe if the trim! on was not finished. To this the plaintiff replied. that it was his mit of his moms ; on his revue be Lad occasion to go to his
efis Majesty, oar Sovereign, who left thee eity to.d: y fur sl
wlech tan trying et unlock tie found already open, the kels
I in a A bast at midnight seat &lore
a Tree of pine to 31arsolies fur the benefit of sea-bathing, is at law, and a commin.ion for the purpose of examinieg witnerses .ntention to teeth it, end he wculd keve out tools fit for that per- 1 eteee.
Merl To drift upon the nameless sea, abroad in Africa and An,erica, me to the truth or falsehood of the pose. The defendant, nevertheless, refused to give up the chest,
wheidnguidlotkwebwaciswk rinhage ionfietoeheliadtodky
istraiogsgtexwbell;
heft/ills eensaby
tiwt,tierwslt: i
ri'pected to be back again by the beginning of neat month.
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, Mid 4.olll.Enen. Ju LT dri A lute, whoae leading chard is tete. allegation. citarged to be Jeri.. A demurrer was picaded by the lockeci it up, and said he would knock down any person who at- .
I, the We have Ow the pleasure of having among us his Highone A wounded bird, that bath but one other poly, and heard on the 16th of Julie. The Vice_fehancenor tempted to take it out. It sins also alleged ea at ground of deters- examired the piece where he le-pt his notes, and (mad il. tiote
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IT eine sus mieeing the previously Irak had three lit. Dommbere. and then ,1 i
prince Mentienish, who is a native or this city. It seems as if his Imperfect wing to soar upon, allowed the demurrer, on the ground of multifatiousnesa. The tem, tom out the settlement of their accounts katedling
Kline Are like what I am, without thee! other ealte ei that of sbackell and Thorpe, which ia to come by ap- by thiplidetiff to the defeedant, whereas the reverie Was tne nee there were but two ;he was ooliged become to 4 ' i ,
Highness iwitadoi to give part of ha ditainpreettleg visitors_ at_
the* day ;
__ ____-_ e pest from his Honour the eoce.lhancellor to his Lord.hip. Two le* he even muse indebted to Mr. Toplo the detention would be il- on hie return the next day the wonnoswbo denoreeldadZ roes said 1 . •
lace josni »bag an opportunity of enjoying die es books ef
the Rhine In all the beauty of the mason. for. beaks PrMce LORD BYRON. separate bills owe then filed by the Joint Bull prntwietore on the Ist legal ; hut the ere was rendered meth omega by Abe Topes nomething to hint that lal him to gasper tie i be steed •
hwieg f oter Von Metternich, the 31iniser's WM. we bar. aow. he" ---spem-- of July, erne in each acticn. The cow lay by till yereeday, ythen being hire debtor. It was true, that after this refusal 3lr. Topli% him into his room, and questioned him about &re angrie ;be moat.
whet pne., e0,,,a, prince Paul Esterheey„ the Prince of riliontetirlie A poem written hy Nionateur Simeon, On the aelth of two demurrers were tiled by the adverse parties. The trial of the made an offer to restore the attest back to his client, bet in the 'need that he had been in the roma en me tom whoa tee or. . .
&cad me Massimo Privy Conesellor Von Tatischele the . arquis of Lam Byron; is greatly adm.r .
i ed in Paris. Among other im- action at law was to come on nett Saithday. Mr. Sugden's present meansehlte.Mr. Teesdale had been st the expense of serving • writ woe out, bet nothing fueseer was cliched awin ions -.lfete oeuteett
application was for an ad hdr, iNI order to stay that trial until the km the emovery of it, and had an arljustnient *ten place as to afterwards heard that
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carouse, and Count Veneonaolf. honnienetl lines he puta the following into the mouth of a
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nocoesteee- Jost!: ls• • • • ' ' demurrers should have been pmentsle heard. . the cern_ fro that had been ineurredThe,
emir- !AND Cleaner LI.oll-It you apply in my natne to the Chieei nest have Men persevered in. • • i •
*tree the arrival of the Tartar who bosught the letters of the Y°ulng Ilt;rock :-
gee deviendrons nowt. ir mem freers !
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Justice of the King's Bench, and get lum to poetpone the trial from : loss of the means of supporting his family. As Mr. Toplis thought
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at his a the spe-ely evacuation of out principlities ha. been revived.
POUT toujon oil dans la tombe il done! Saturday to some day inwards the rod of the hest /reek, I'll hear I proper to let this action conie to trial, and to gbide the general Elizabeth Ilene who cleanetthe tree
We ate mete hapatiest is the accomplishment of this deliveraece the demurrers inn Saturday. issue, thiseonsideration should induce the Jury, ander the Moe- that kbout a month or fire weeks ore the robbe=e=de 1
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ere oh Dans nos rang, qui prendra sa place ?
epee hum the 'f take, which hes been so repeatedly held out to us. Ihe
tear ‘ the plague, which bas broken out at kaiak. has induced Qui rappellere son audace ? Mr. SE osign declared his intentien of following his Lordship's etion of his Lordship, to accompany their verdict with damage,. prisoner Loam into ece Hewn.. owns eed tab* a bomb also awe
directions. I He neither asked nor expected heavy. damages, but such moderate of the drawer, and try several of them is the loot ee me
requie 'hi nrus iporeiverne ties malbeurs Mr. Sir Ann ELL remained the case after a tmarterof an hour, and compensation as the law and the justice of the.ease (which were deek ;at last he fasted one that would gt, he isa' eked rii= k , t
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Qui reeeillera notre gloire ? onniplained of Mr. Sugden's application es an irregularity. Mr. I with him) should reasonably call upon them to award. lAir and anti took nut several Le notes.
wfore, tee Austrien Comout, has lacilivim rttirod•
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WtaTHEIN,JIIET 2. ' ' ZAN si nous smote ranquers, Shadwell's client hsd received no notice of it. Metier were the touts with which his client non sought to work- Jolus Hester, the publican, to kis hawks glves the , ,
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Qui pourra remoter la visoire ? The Loin CHANCEL Lon %aid he sent a simple request to the The defendant was well provided with tools.
Mr. Sergeant VapaltaX (with whom wee Mr. Sergeant PE LL) pnoteri7:l aa
ISaalatuardd'asywiarrJbuonfea,iandiaaldr4the reaseardseat tbe
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To the Elrre, 4 everybody. we have lost the Princess
'mleeist Caroline of lemeuetein, Wertheim'. . _ . --• -0 Chief Justice to put back the trial. k
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r, and Ernestine
rnandenbucch, who died on the 2fith of June. in the 40th year of • GREECE. Ale :esteem:tee submitted that it was but a owe qf courteous -Yea. and will work well. ing; Ale Dawn cans down the next week, and bestowed die ,
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h that --msene-- prohibition ; his clients were ripe for trial. The opposite party Mr. Serpent Teethe-My brother Yaughim is law, and lam nute; the promeoter had the nurobx of the este, 4,7111, ea , . e ..I
ha toe, entirely exhausted by a sicknese of lit months.
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cao be AUSTIIIAS FP It Ds, Jl.l II C 30.-Metalliques, 94 11-18 IHa Early in April, a serious conspiracy was discovered among the ought to have tiled a proper bill et first. His Lordthip's present justice. (A laugh). a piece of paper, abets he came in the Mose. . .
The.Citter JITIITICE-I hor law and justice may Meer be On the note beine handed to die in Cain. he Salo i e ,
natio" Ohms, 1111 7 le. Buliots and some other tribes of the insurgent fireeks in Acareania order was but giving thena the bandit of their own mums-
it; Le 1-31etalliques, 91 9-16 ; Rank Sheers, 1116). and Etolia. The discontented party haying been great sufferer, nsgeinent. made riots for any purpnee. ellittelt laughter). would not swear to it, although he k mks hk. • .'
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King's ,eme., .••°•es""'e during the insurrection, and beieg mote nearly connected in their The I,oWit Cite It er Leon said that all the benefit which he e Dlr. Sergeant Teone resemed--He hoped, with his Lordship. The prisoner offered no defehm...
interest% with the ,elbaniane, have long since evinced • total indif. intended to give them was. an oppurtunity to justify their alle- 'taut they you'd not ; sad oi, archive., tba!, they would not, he had His Lordship, in hie summoning up, streemle rohneihmeki ten
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, femme as to an, patriotic object in she named contest- The thirst Ration.. No doubt truth itself may be • libel; but every body every confidence of a favoursiek result to his -draw toe proiecutoes leaviag the keys of his desk man apes bum* S .! .
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yesterday remixed ptethnont, tie cotoetea to the Ath !of plunder hoe been, throughout, their ruling passion t end, in the knew that the truth or falsehood of the objectionable allegations il. Brand-Witness is a c.ahinet-maker. but left it to the Jury to say if, mac the dranostemess they mild 1(
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, mid it remit of it, thee have no, suffered themselves to be reremined by had always nitwit influence in regulate, the amount of damages. By 31r. &Mean VAUGHAN-Be is not a mamba of the society doubt the Klein/tea guilt. .
instant, anti the Din eh ili !roma of the tsth ult. l'h v
~,,.e.- --,._,`', ; any enneidmtions however sacred. 'The object of their late deep- The applicant% prayed an opportunity to justify their assertion% by which this action was brought. . The Jury, without hesitatioo, retuned a 'mast tif Ka ; .
comaja no political Dews of the slightest intereaL .1 Ise MD- Mid plot woe to deliver the two maritime towns of Miseelloglii and If the qeeetion of libel were tried without their having been el- ,11 Y AIL Sergeant TADDY -lie saw the chest amok in Mt. Toe- Geefee.
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Anatolie.° km the bonds of Me Vista Y maraf Parka whole heed- lowed the *eons of inigificipti:X=ti found emir* deem hil'ilyerd. Mr. Toplis met biases hie countingehoutedeor, and asked Thomas Rafts was it toed foe needing, el head Itel(d. ea '0 I
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Rome, Jew' '23. quoutal are at the Mores Castle. Owing to the conflicting inte. at amnion law could out 3'he ptaittelff took bilsotishos he was iag; to whigh witness replied. ehot he wee Mght, a dozen pair of stockings, talseety of John y . • i
We hate very armee weather. Within these few days there • rests and i which agitate all the eontendino parties, it is en- not, under the circumstance*, get a penny of damages. if the going to help Te.ae out wiih hia chest of tools; Toplis replied Two shophoes Ogee prosecutor teat they hemillaiUmer .
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• t„/, e /met fa et win the ore sof Urbino. Here we have 1 tersely dretr4o obtain any areWrate information of the events Chief Justice should consent to defer the trial till Monday. his that Pe elsould not hare it ;he had told him so before ; for he had broken ia their araterrs shop. in Lamb., c-mrtadtoiroots ,
Ft Fa. very ertpient mins, which hare rlready dune much iri.jUry to which coeur ; Mit the following
_matement of the occurrences in
.lowdship would hear and decide the steamers, on Saturday morn. not Lnished his work. Wens.' replied, that he did not intend le about eight o'clock at night, on the 23d June. They ran Mime
gentian are stepposed to be tolerably COrreet. Mg. l , should al Mbe underooot ehat, thosigh he had granted take it without finishing his work ; that he wanted to take them to seized the.prison' a with thy property upon kiss.. . .
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A leiter f 1 Benevento, of the 13th June, ittatesthat the pnlice. -A variety of atrrumeteneell had. produced a had ondeestanding • delay to the applicants here, be intended that they should another cabinet-maker's, where be hol got a job, in order to in- The prisons in his ageism mad. that ha rrita •
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i Edie- wire it. Mr. Tersdele, who *as present, then demanded the wok on the night in quo
_don, atid he picked up, dee
- moing long watched the motions of et bald of fimr robbers., the howeelethe ?carte of el iesolonicht and the Stellate, who moon- pay for it.
chest, and Toplin persimed in refusing toegive it up; he bad left cuter's shop, a pastel of docking*. He /tad
the fol-
:hie of whom bed already been conikmned to death in the king- tiled there IWO nominee. A few months before, the rester part of RY E 11A BM/CR.-JUDO M ENT.
.tions": &roof eteplea, nucceeded, on the Gth of this month, In surprising the Sullen hail been ettcluded from that place, on account ief the Ilia Lordship decided ire thie cam, that the sluice on the rine sufficient to finish the work. Teesdale °leered to hnish the work his
ha -is but Ir. lie ref sett to allow hint to do so he V Paaaelawm' Wan
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Ind Slite them in a wood. They fought desperately for three hour% ; the continual quarrels which occurred. They found means of entering Roller was clearly • public Deviance; that the finding of the Jury t t men lg. .1 Top u I 'Won. It was a rainy aight, and the ergo Adele '. ! •
Lawlor • ehier end another were 'tense another was mortally wounded and into corrommulenee with the neighbouring Turkish Autheritiee at was quite correct. Ile should of course dismiss the motion for further. added that he would %ell the chest if the work were spoiled ftoiu being an die ground.
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I mid to ries ;Timm,. : the fourth likewise wounded, but escaped by fa- I Levee° and Patna, to whom they finally pronneed to give up the • new trial, but would draw up such an order relatively to io finishing it. Witnem and Teesdale took the chest part of the On their being produced In Court, they were wok es dieiised
ge slh- COW oldie night. two sfoossid towns, and with this design they appointed a day on the degree of alterations necessary to be made, as would, he way, but it was stopped, and removed to the warehouse. by the primmer. . . -
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ri it : I ROISE, JERE n. 1 Whieh the troops and ships were to &preach. Two days previous trusted, meet the justice of the ease, without injuriog the In* Croseseninined by Mr. sergeant peemeaw-Witnees was ex- Several witnemes gave the primmer &alma werisumery • t
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fted liks I Letters from Naples of the 19th say, that his Majesty has nonii- to ihe we appointed, two Sulkies intentionally picked a quarrel in tenets of either parties. pelted front a society of journeymen cabinet-makes, ia enter that anti sobriety, and the Limited ledge areerred to Joey, dot
he niight appear as li witl2lll3 at this niaL.
~. this was one of these eases where sheatier ought to inkaimee .
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n copra Neel a council (renstiles), conaresd of 24, of whomlfi ere Nes- I Missolongte, for the purpose of Weeding a pretence ter the re- Motion dismiased.
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, hies ex- *dimes, and 8 *kittens : there are several Bishops among the maitider of the Sulints to interfere, wilh the feigned object of pu- OLDHAM AND THr also. On a question being propooed ea tO WhetleCT the object of the so- Net Gaiety. . .. se ..
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reeling theft riotous companions. They woo thus permitted to It will be remembered that thie Me is • dlepute between the clay vas hot to resist the masters. John Jay, al im Jake Norfolk, was indicted few Mona, a Pomo(
eater& ember.
imam? is ..mommeMimmeeeseemmm occupy the small, hist commanding fiwt of Vaaitmll, situated at the Crown mil some persons in an humble class, about a large pro. The Came Juane': reminded the witness be was not obliged and a mare, priee.ffite. the property of Denial rake . e '1 1 i' '
mouth of the harbour of Minnoloetthe which it was their intention petty left in the le& t Indies by a relative of the latter, a weever's to answer such a questios, So if be belonged to such a society It The. promeutor's son maned the boresand Waft OUL MI ;libti .
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to keep poeseesion of until the Turkish ships from Petra,' sbould ion. His Lordship had supplied the relatives with a sum out of would invoive hint in an iodectable offence. Jim. in the afterooon, II • fleid Mee Ppednenor, *nese; ,
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were the arrive to treeive it from them. the fund in Court, to enable them to prove their claims to it in an Examhation reaumed-Witness was not aware (dutch asociety; his father resided. Oa: ping to dee SeM the imastloyhosainett
kis pay. We have received Sierra I.eone Gazettes to the mithlle;of ' The naleontaite did not. it appears, consider their risk and in- action at law, in which they succeeded. But the Lord Chancellor he left the employment of Mr. Media, as did ales another
_pence a them. The next placetie saw the hones DUI at Bech.hill, Illiallit. '
Ma), end private letters from that colouy to the eth tot. tenets sufficiently provided foe, by the terms only of their agree- had pained another trial. sheet time previous, foe want of adequate wages ; but Ape wes garden. , . ,
pecuniary Resistance to carry on the not a general strike for higher wages ;no emmenation took pkee et Thomas White, a rise-slaughterer, is. 'r
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the in- They, hemmer, anbrd no additional information from mint with %%omit' Pacha ; they therefore engaged the farther sup- 3lr. SUODEN applied for
'fhe property in the the gnu of the interview alluded ice, as to a balanceeosen 'beret- Clakenwell, whose. sta lett wage in Back ' . Mat be.
pat of Omar Pachm . But an inveterate animosny being known to second tried. They were execesivelo poor. ,
rith our Cape Coed. The acting Governor, the Hon. 1). M. Hamil-
on. watt alking the moat active measures for the Jarmo mat between the views, omar poem and Vuestar pechs, it was hands of the Court to which they lief claim amanita to :AI,OOUL dement of accounts ; a wee after this, an offer wee made by Mr. tween five and see o'cl in the inaming of kb J
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... itecemary mot carefully to conceal from each the secret of their cash, and an income of 2,000/. per ann. Torii* to permit the plaintiff to take away his chest, but this the palled up by the pawner foe the of poirehmiag tyre...horses .
e. The a' the 4111140,ent settlements and lion ; and on the 13th ses being engaged by a separate treaty with his odeenary. With this Application greeted. plaintift'refweed te do, mina the acmes, attendant ell the serving which he had brought to hint to sugtlaad. Ths w. ea
e She& Slay issued a Ptookmation, permittiog the itnpormtion or yen delicate and difficult mission to Omar Paella, a certain -owee__ of a w'rit in the meanwhile on defatdsat were defrayed by him ; 'examining them,
_found that they ,were yams he= . , '
' I AIM horst, cattle, and.proviaions. duty free, until the let of Signor Coata Yulpiotti was charged. Having succeeded in COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Jeer la. knows that Mr. Wall is attorney to Mr.Tendale, but Mies not condition, and thereon asked "
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November seat. Frtnn this Gentleman's long ?evidence in engaeltht the co-Mention of Omar Paella. Signor Yulpiati
.. . - know that he is ageot to a society of journeymen instituting the killed. Ile replied, because they Aseht• This, . ,
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did pot satese- the wimeas, aad he,aiosed hie babe- • .
i.- retumed from Johannina and Ana to Miesokinghl, at the very sonny in Wreratiortrr. Define tee Loan CillEr It:STICZ present action. •
not ever ille c°°°Trii °Da ilerleml knowledg. e°f ltd !eel. dill', t'''.. - when his confederates had p•••••••d therasel••• 0.• the and • Special Jury. Andrew Morisse-This witness a:manned the foregoing teed- The witnees suspectiog
itithitracterer bad safreitateetateter .
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ner. Let graded less entertained by the innabitants m Fort I•iisiledi under the pretence egned open. The suspicion of - many. He hod been struck off the lions of the .ame mciety to Whitechapel way, CODU7I . the
ion, the die asseswede •wait pursuing. 'Fo add to lye general the police having been awakened, Mier immediately took pewee- effewbeea v. lit'OHlte. which Bawd belooged about a week ego, as be conjectured, for the Whitechapel rood the e , which was thecae's et she
&ohne o( lapel .for the lose of ws excellent an °lacer as skin of his house and of his room. swil there they found several This was an actioo of tempos brought be the plaintiff. who Is purpose of being • 'titans at the penent trial. Does not knew tbe moseeutor finding his property.
ay builds their late Governor, accounts had just after been brought letters of hi. correspondence with the Turks and also with the leu. owner of a houm in White Hart-not, Gray's Ino-ime. against the number of metnbers of which the society is composed.
hots, which left no farther doubt af Ide went undemanding with defendant, who holds a situation Be oas of the collectieg pariah Where We your duhanout e When the prisoner *as tibia kdi• eletletlit._ies said Obit akar
who apprehended him, that he ttie:i'atiletha peril must Mee ben
. out by the MaWstmee frigate of tle melancholy falai. Of
the enemy. He was intreedistele Pat in irons. At the saute time °Mem st Se Mary's, lelinoton, for haring entered hes house, and Witness-1 don't think that question deserves an answer. In him, to induce liiiin to do what he had done.-Gteiley-ebeeet.
1111°011 t° . their late Naval ContllientlereineChiefi Ste Gisollie Cohterr the Prending Onvernision Dan a men detachment to dislodge dee taken therefrom a table and other thins. an defaitit of nue levied The Coe ay directed the witness to answer the qwestion. Edivrid Cook, aged 24, was indicted foe stealing a clock, valuer 1
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'l,leirA Ihe an armee whose exertions on that station Were duly apple. Submit from the fon of Vsaihrili, who, on perceiving a superior by the parish of St. Mare. Islington. nod Termed to becrid en the The witness then said the society met et the Coach mid Boren 31. 3s. tbe propetty of William sweetie& . . / )
tic in the dated by the inhabitants, and at a time when they enact- force, ly abookined it, sod them ran to seise the town ground that his house was not in the said parish. The ject ef the public-home, in New Compton-street.
.11e was not siren that this The proeccutor keeps • broker's deep in Xemilehle, and es tbo . -I.
lite, fall paled his again visiting the Coast. and the la of Anatolie°, where they fortified themselves id action Wall really to ascot& whether Mr. Cheats's house wes in scion was instituted and the expenses of it defrayed by that or any 3d of July his son missed a timapiece Otem km in the outer ,
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the honks defend themselves tbe pariah of St. PSOCTeIf ar St. Mary, lehnmere, and to ream fee ether witty, shop ;he communicated the loes at OM .13- . Odnees ,
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(From the Mersa Leone Gov.& of May.lej The Insurgent Government of Missoloogiii, after having tx• the senses. Mr. Waft examined-This action was brought by Mr. Teesdale where be found his father's clock, it bee.ng Mos . diem •
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On Ifedneaday his Majesty's ship Driver, Captain Bowen, with pellet their familini, rent boats mounted web guns against these A great deal of documentary and other evidence wee &dowel en ftse his benefit. in consequence of a person having been &prettyish!. lememitt . t '
a anntber Lieutenant-Coked Sutherland. and fony turn or the gd Welt new thimilitic encodes at Anatolia,. both sides, hut, under the direction of the LORD Clialallaall•wle E. Cmemexamined.-Did not attend any meeting of • society or to the office that Morning.
IRO Regiment, left this port foe the Bold Coast, the Civil Go- Irord Byron, in these circumstances, *tanned at ouch an unex. the Jury found for the plaintiff, thereby deciding do Male se be • .ittee foe bringing this action. He knew of no such society.. A watchman in the nemhhourhood.4 lejadegme - • ogyeaser
r. header, rename of which will be sasanned by the Lieutenant-Colonel irn- peoed event (foe it is understood that mom of these seditious In the parish of tit. Pipers& He dld hot receive any security for the colas of this action, nor del Oat the risotto waa wash% to him by who i'. ;- I al', 1 ii. .
lidded ed. ordialete oft his arrival, hy vino* of a Commiesie° few' hi ieuriets were in his own pay), fortified his residence with field- 1•1101.. ,e_ . le=dl aim money on his oWn account. He reariad kis ie. bad has In custody at des sight heti ma Ade. ''''• i '
Honor the Aming Governor. , earns, in oda always to be prepared for his own &homer aa the mutat:avow ire stewroito own ietwaollie solely from 3lr. Teesdale. The Pridoeff.„,, wed ddralog 0 beg, w *wok* io.
net bed- We holt with olleiancholy lozior fcr In arrival from feaC mbebitants of 31Issoloned began as murmur, seensing nim of Mr. TT WDALL MOW the platting+. One or the ellffimdmits '*--71.7"-Serriet VattelltaW Mused *et omit CM the part Ot the
de- tot a hes loe got to.the meddiegoie
(emit, .In order to learn none more particsion relating to t seemly &betties the Turkish party, while othas had pointed the *offend Lidgment to go by difault, and the mhos Boehm. fireism. r. Toplis was • eabinet-maker, in St. Paul's se dean, and afterwards that it was so wl the
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late spooleiss emerompler es Asessuneemobjettas well as to vim ee ore roweerre emeeseeire ow le „owe it. shimmemir dad shwa Church- aril. .He w ostensive' -..seeett ia this ; t maw of Golderoatreet, agy,, km •pienlit
so shield knee what memeres have been weed to the "limey wan in die utmost confusion, as the real traitors watat7eaatt noon. , tr. flanuoseelestiattairgl ' ' ' TaTtilTwat his
tlit`"-Veld.fitene. ,Inhro a-7-nern ... . "" 'es
• k •wire barbarians to account. We nauch fear, from t e loss the ser- Prince Mserreordato himself fell unier suspicion, as being a greater malignity gem yea ersa siddishad thee that which it would the wor sn which he was engaged before he could leave his an. 11'm. //ill, aged 17, was indicted for steeling In tho eiplabbt, t '
est tO fore vow has sustained by the death of the gallant Sir Chas. hl*Carthy friend of Coma Vulpiotte a ith whom he lisd secret intelligence. be his duty to brim before the Jug.. The plaintiff hi a gentleman ployment . Indeed Alr. Toplis . was entitled to bring an action hoist of James Bowyer a watch and key, value 31. lek Y- ,
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and his heave followers, anti the alarming state of illness of Major
Ole ; the ':'he malcontents, indeed, with a view to promote their own objects, of the medical profession, who had threat*/ his practice to the cure item thts person for not having finished Me work, end be en- The prosecutor stated that be kept a public-hooes Mateo-
Clii;bolm when the last accounts left, that there is little chance of had Mr sunie time previously caused several rumours to be pm into of the laat worst malady which could afflict mankind. About the titled to recover largo damages than Tendale could poesibly re. street, and the property in osiestion hung kiehis ty..„ _
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~„„ni,,,i this being "filmed. We have no doubt however that Col. Sather. dna, „tt,..e, - •
1 imputmg to lewd Byron and Prince 31avfocieedato a year up eir_..Wertaytoo...._._
__succeeded to that establishment weer Carer for the alleged 'detention of his tools. He was offered the It he gave information to Schofield, the °Yea enambeireatm
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/old, mut knit, anf the selected few brave men who accompartkel him. mil secret underetendin , with the enem . which he stiu protium. toner cemblishments were also under his took aftra the first refusal, but he preferred bringing this action. street, who (from the prosecutor's deseeipthin el the peasswee•ii
1 by those inspire fresh confidence into oar dispirited allies; although a rept- t. y
In the mean while, the •furkish ships appeared on the appointed gliidance, and were conducted in the best possible maneer. Mr. It was manifest, therefore, that it was merely eut of a desire to go person whom he suspected) apprehended fun') the dey after memo.
meat or two from Surety will, we are efraid, be required to per.
day in the Hoods of 3lissolonglii ; but not seeing the /Watt sienal warburton stood high in the estimation of the late Dr. Willis, to kw, and moot for the satisfaction of any real injury that the present bevy in Cirencester-plan. The olPeer searehed priegags, moll .
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msnently establish our ascendancy over those tyrannic end blood- agreed um, l hey returned to path.. The Mope. which va at who considered him kind, humene and skilful in the tetras* in. action wee beoughL lel*. the case, and that it was such he founil a duplicate of the prosecutor's watch en his pawn, pledged
'l'lll.E. Army harburiame who have extende I their power by the demoniac the same time on 3liteelongtri, were tnet by else' band of Captain the cure of this melancholy malad;. In the pamphlets published was satisfied, the Jury be convinced from what they had at Hedges' in Dewy-lane.
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c hes. of rapine and murder. Andrea Zetigana, by whom they were beaten, and forced to retreat by nne of the defendants there was not one word of truth, with the hexed and would hear trout h witnesses, and would give the lowest The wake was produced, and sworn to by the proecutor.
" While hthouring entice the severe dispensations of Peovidence to i ett , .
exception of the names of the persons confined in the mad-boast at damages, though they should be instructed by his Lmdship that Several witnesses spoke to the prisoner's character. 1 "
with which we have been afflicted, it silents us meat censolatinn to Hail thti's plot ‘uereded,it is supposed it would have gone a glee; Huston. The ti,k at the pamphlet was a " History of the the detention was illegal. If they gave a verdict ot' one %billing it Gniey of stealing to the value of 395. '
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at present enjoys." . though the objects of Vussuf Patlia on 3lissolonelsi have in this house at Irorton." The pamphlet stated, that it was a rule at this • case as the present. he was satisfied he seeld eo. dieted for stealing fn tile dwelling-house a wm. mum, N.. illo
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e sergeant. instance been footrace& still tee violent disAira and diesentises house to make healthy people Sent theoe mad. sod with mad peoph The Curer JitsTICE-Really it is not right to iotroduce the Berwick.street, Soho, k ring, a gold chain, and a boa cost, the ' . , '-',.
tin Anse) General San Martin proceeds forlhwith to join General which stich seditious movements cannot fad to prochice, will, it is to keep them so. The libel bore the name uf Mr. Milford, and ke Mine whether I shall certify or not. This is not ehe practice usu- inoperty of NiehOlas Gerniain. l'he prosecutor, au elderly pr.
er orders te Bolivar in Peru. thought, prove highly dorimental to the general ethers of the haying been at one time under He, aoarburton's care, it We • ally observed bere • and, to put an end to it, 1 silall certainly not stated, that he was, as we understood, km bbak-k at the
Insurgents nor is it at ell unlikely that this deep-laid plot et the colour to the libels contained in the pamphlet.. It went on to certify in this nse,hecanse it has been introduced. Italian Opera House, that he had employed the prisoner for some
r thete, te Amtaleow PRESIDES:CT.-We have received Plias- i • -, et . k 4.. t . .
. . nta contests wail plunge e Len Cote.* In Acarnania, Etas', cherge, that deception WAS practised upon the 'visiting Physicians, Mr. Sergeent VAUGHAN hoped he would not "Sit his client with time about his house, and that one night in Hay, wire be was •
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delphia Papers to. the 1 lth uIL They contain no political and Epirus, sod other districts of Greece, into the same smooth- wheel upon the ewe of it sees fake, even if one of the defendants so severe a penalty ;if reason should be shewn afterwards for do- pone to the Oilers, she robbed him of the articles aimed in the
onten ftr hews from ;Muth America, Of from Nlexieo. The follow- ary execeses a, now' distract the contending factions in the braes, had not allowed judgment to go hy default, and the othereput no Mum- indictment. Ile gave information to the Police, air: the property i
th Bodo 'a inn,' rether important intelligence appears in the National where Gensal Colocontoni is beeieged by the popular party in justification on the mime Here he should say he felt sane difficulty, The Crime Joao tee desired his Learned Brother to proceed was treced to the peatession of two pambrokers. The payables.
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eerpool. a intilligeneer, - respectin the mem President of the
g Tripoli/re' while his son is shut up in tile foram% of Napoli di in order to avoid giving motet cureeocy to the mereion of the with the case. The question of certifying was a question that ken produced the property, and which was sworn to by the mom-
Romania 'hoth by land and by sea. names of persons contained in thelibel. Dr. Warburton had long might not arise, and that at all events would not arise until after cutor ; and I:lenient', the Mulberough-street officer, deposed or '
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em packets Uniiiil States :-It is believed Mr. Atlanta will have It is sulipowel Mu the policy of the Suliots will new be to renew delayed to brio, this anise endeavouring to obtain the consent of the verdict of the Jury. his having apprehended the primmer in Moor-street, Seer* Dials. ..-1 .. , ,
eldercare, Os stales, Maine, Massachusetts, New Ilampellire. their ancient 'lleums with the Albanian,. The Albanians, from the tetenes of those ;cope: who hail been confined at this house. Mr. Sergeant VAEOHAX then pmereded to call his witnessee. The prisoner asked the prosecutor if thet hod not lived together ao
1011111. The Rheik idand, Connecticut, and Vermont. Nember of motives of jealousy towards the Greeks, would be eltranely glad At length, however, forbearanee could be no longer exercised, and J. lienly stamined.-Witness was foreman to 31r. Toplis ; no- man and wife ? Hermon ansoced tlist they had nee ; bet o.v , s
MI SI. Mr. Crawford will lime three States, vironia, Ito see the Sullies clenched from Imitling an active supreme. to them, a duty to himself and the public rendered this appeal to a Jury ne- tice was gimm to 31r. Teesdale, dated eeh of April. direetieg him bsing pressed, ee admitted thaethey had slept together ere night, • i •
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North cuointx; and . .a. N her of rotes an. Gm. for of all the dtflerent bands composlng the fones of the Insurgent ~wssary. 14 should state as tew names sa PoWhie t the first eme to take away hls chest of tools. The writ was screed, at kast Mr. she then aimed if he had not mven her tbe Ong sod chain to wear
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fireeks, the bullets alore are those who overawe !he Albanians, to whfch be would direct their atterulon was that of • Member of Teplis told hite so, subsequent to this notice. In a conversation When she went to Mrs. Wood's, in Lialeoncet, to whim he boo
ie hermit. Jselison will have four states, Penneylvenia, Tennessee, and it wee chiefly owing to their preeence in missolongie that paehanient, who laboured ender "'mumble itrunity, who had been with Tetodale. the latter told him that he would not Mee away' his mem her a note, recommending her as a 'errant to that woman e
Alabama, and Alisedesippi. Votes 47. Mr. Clay will have . !,
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'et• rop the eipetlitions against 'that place railed in the autumns of 11122 treated in the kindeet manner. and yet from the descriptien given chest, as Mr. 'Fool's refused to give it up before, and he had so re- The prisoner said, that she could not read 4e address on the note,
eix !Oates, Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Misitiuri, ! and Ilel3. of it in this pamphlee the world would be led to ituagine that fused at his peril. The work that was left unfinished was is too and the promeutor went with her to shew bee the houss Genitalia
andLoo shins. Vete% 16. I•he writer then gives much I It is suspected that several or the Greek communities are en- he had been treated with a demec of barbarous severity, which, table ;it was afterwards finished with the assistance of three other deried having given the property to her. The prisoner went es to f'.
' iti detail n-specting the diff t States, the votes of which i deavouring to secede (eons foe comfit, and provide for their own for the credit of human nature, lie would fain think was never men. It afterwards underwent a repair, partly owing tu Its being state, that she would not stop at M7ll. Wood's, es she found ii •4
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sepaiste interne.. a line of policy which would love been more practiced in thee or any other civilized country. The whole badly managed. was a notorious bouse of 111-finet. Theidirissocer then
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She 01/44's had Sot been tained, and concludes with an opinion, I genmili, puntued but for the active assistance of the Philhelle- acconnt was false from beginning to end, and contained as foul Creas-exemined.-The materials were properly seasoned • the the prosecutor, if he had not sent ninny ris to Mrs. wood's ? 1 • .I '.
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t!lat the contest for the Presidency will rest between Mr. , nietirat , I otolonglii, subsequently to Lord Byron'. eppearance on and calumnious a libel as was ever uttered. The Learned Counsel season of the year would make it damp, but it was the duty o.f the This he denied ; but the prisoner called Stowed. a Ontna4
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il IL ifit4 Ciawfonl and Mr. Clay. l' the %erne. next procesded to quote other eases, which decency or deli- men to keep it by the fire to air it, and keep it In a props state fiir 0 respectable appearance, who proved that the preaseator hue
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ti:siellsalt 4( Extract of a letter dated Cadiz, June le :-" The prices I Loed Byron's death hart pinged the Greeks into the deepest des. car, forbids OUT placing before our readers. It was not malice manufacture. Ile did not lock up the cheet, nor did he hear Toplis told her that he had recommends' several girls there, what see hot
of our welts will he tinted an January next ; ther are daily ! pondensy, while it has relieved the. Turks from a load of apprelien- which dictated such. 'statements. No, ro,:itlice wouklae he some high say that he hail locked it up. The work was firnhedot on Ile secot nadt caned at his !edgings In iterwickottreet, to see the ' , who t
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do tert nieseo„, . h sion an at em which f late ha* gneyously pressed on then mends, motive • but here it was execrable dy lu alone which in day after Teesdale left the employment .di h had flemerly lodged with her, and whom abe s hod alway%
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We have It I • * ' ' ronuMmed by the late proceeding. of his Lordship In support of the fluenced the writer who issued this publication. When the defend- Toplis said to Tendalc he should not have his chest until his at- ocradaeusd herself honestly when with hes. 1j ; -
3' no ram since } ebrunry. Our grain erep, • Greek Insurrection. The great importance attaebed to feast By- ant Batboy was served with the first process leading to this action, count wag settled. His Lordehip put it to Me Jury to say, whether the coarse pur-
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, is out a Very hail one. We are obliged to send . r on's late personal interference in ties contest, will be best in- he said he wished for nothing more-that it would be SOL in his Re-examined-Might not he hare his chest at any time he sued by tbe prosecutor towards the prisoner, even by his own id-
:Tarr** water to the country for the workmen and cattle to drink, fared from the extraordinary 'mutest which his unexpected pocket, and then added est he bed another part to euttlish con- pleased after the 'lance delivered ?-11e might. it isbioint. and by the evidence of Seawood, did not morally eie shake iil. . :
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M . IS t I death has fretted in both the contending parties. It Is supposed mining ten time* greater hereon and atrocities. The defendant Ale Sergeant TADDY hen put in the writ served upon the de- his testimony. as to make the guilt of the mesons very doubtful
s 111" TY' -"' '" """'"g' "' ' : that the fever of which his Lordship thed after estalve days' In. also pleaded that he was poor, but was be to be permitted to home fendant ne evidence. The Jury immediately Acquitted the prisoner. , .
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herniae The weathert notwithstand- : neve, was brought on hy 'emissive bars' ea of naiad, and by the such foul aud abominable slaeden against the highest, the meet The Learned Counsel for the defendant thcs commented on the His Lordship said, every one in the cause should have their ex-
,etie hal leu been ' violent emotions produord the reseheyons and cruel !ertai not. An indictment was not Jere. evi hich he maintained thews! a 'don to tinnessary ponies allowed excepting the resecutor.
ind sums hfaaf showers, has for the laht three days . . . by .
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're. w ich proves the observatton of 1 ' hatched amongst the Greeks themselves. blare hoed Byron em- fond in thei esse, because Dreefarburton wished to have • ury litigation. Thu' was manifestly got up hy a socsety of Journeys hiermeto then asked tor tile delivery of the proper, to him, , .
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e..... barked at cereamosi on his voyage to Hbouionfhi at the close to decide on hi. conduct upon the evidence Of facts. An action for men, for the purpose of 'hewing their opp/onion slid spire of re- 'tarred in the indictment ; but hie Lordship gars no s.
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-of hot par, he underwent the perils of stupors: , danger of cap- damages wits therefore histitutergid Is tooted that the plea of sista:ice to their punters. Many of the Jury were probably mas- 'lles prostitute', on coaling out et Court, wm • to & . .. I
:rt. D.A.°. I hoe by the Turks, and of infection by the plague ; but the poverty would not avail a man who acted so foully end so &borne ten,' end knew bow ready journeymen in rarities trades were 5 inca hat noisy reception he WWI leased and hooted tbe 0 .
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ye, at a vessel lately left Amster- , severest of ids innetifleations was. no doubt. the repeated aos of nobly as the defendant Beebe,. All he Monde now do was to call to combine for the purpose of annoyance of this kind. Tory court-y:lrd.
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&rend viso a care of 80,000 umbrellas. cruel treachery which he was itestincd to eiperience at the hands witnesses, and leave the amount of damages to be assessed by the knew what a sfilee for wages meant, and the two witnesses* who -
t•iveneen• It. luttel the I' 'of the town untted on the quay, and sa- .of these insurgents on whom he molt confidently relied fur his Jury. Be trusted that!, thelibeh.wees to be read, the Court would were adled were Immo% of this character, who with the plaintiff NEW COI'RT. Tit toilsome, JULY Ile (t ,1 - -.14.... 11! 1i',:,.. •
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MKT wil. • il plod, ber lore." , teem after he landed at Slissolongle. some of his own followers the object vif every one ant to R!l* pain to the frauds ef those in- testimony would therefore be entertained with the suspicion and Sommel Iretkies Was Charged On an indictment with Malec ea .
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emp• I; , !lobo wise officers of rank) were murdered in cold blood by tbe didiluals oho were suffering troller such a Realtor,. as he had before caution that them carcumstanna attached toet.. the 2gth of April last, while in the capacity of servant to one Abra- I t, • '
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while ratio, beofenArrobanador front Spain to this country, ' insurgents. who weee receiving his pay ;an lnatanee of barbarous mMicsoed, while under the able and humane awe of die memoir. Mr. Sergeant Terme replied for the plaintiff. and said. he was ham Simmons, embattled 71. Id& ("monies nismbered"), the gimes ott t
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anis i fit_sr a long time vacent, has been tilled up : atrocity !hich at ones disgueted and teerilied • company of Eng- Dr, Memo easanhted.-1 have often visited Whitmore House, sure that no prejudice arising front the consideration of 'nester and monies of the said Abraham oinutmes, at Southgate, mar , i i ; ._.
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a o lion e renrmeo so., zer; Bermudez ia that huh artiheen and gunners indiepessable to his operatiOne, owl who hem hy Hr. Warburtoo, settee der die authority of the Act of and journeyman would influence their decision. lie ITUUntanted Edmonton.
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wife end t character. This gentletnan's la I b his leo-. 1 Ikamialimely alter left the service. In the lea treacherous attempt paigmest. mem september, nee& to the year Illt2. in the that the action had commenced before any Via was made to deliver Thc prosecutor deposed that he lived at Southgate, and was a •, 1
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yernrrient wee the unbosom to Constantinople at which ......1 r the Greeks he found himself compelled to fortify efilleplauther. The lieenee was signed by the 19th October. up the chest, and that therefore the costs and other expenses ea- fishinongtie ; the prisoner wart his servant, and was cm:until wide
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ely he was the streamer of Admiral JahaL M. Bmntelea I a Pula:aft-en with Mid...pieces, to prevent his falling a vitnim .1)1C.111 several other licences I signed in the meneyear. Some of defrayed. he was obliged (with la; and justice on his side) to pa- a great deal re propere. On the 2fith a April he sent him tit a ' .
,of Sic, US the Mote moron and sedition. of the multitude. In the midst them alms to White Hoene, belonging to Pr. Warburton, but it severe in it. Mr. Alit's'', at Potter s-bar, to receive a bill, the memo of obitis . 1
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and _as . . PPM) or tie mission le Potersburgh, er • chaos, whirl! he vainly attempted to vanquhth, he has sunk Is in the awe immediate caee of Mr. White. The White Moues The Cattier Jere tee. in charging the Jury. said, a verdict in was 7/. lie ;oh the prisoner's return he accounted fee Ile only. , I , , ,„
liotin Luc' which hare mostly proved uneven- 1 beg so correct myself, is under the immediate cure of Mr. paint of law should pass in favour of the plaintiff, as the detention Cross-examined by 31r. Poi 1. Llier-If itneses wife &Inapt
Jb' . w Ott Ins way to the Russian capital when he re- seumpuwered by his exertions,
,e, en , . :leuenr.ed °tient to take up hie naddense, ft Mildest. at Ile°°'• e I , ..,
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His arrival was wholl u togi from having been se perikliously counteracted.
.Talbut. of the chest was illegal. As to the allusion which had been made, (eters the accounts, and no one else, although witness saw the prin. ' .i .. •', N ,
kee . _,/ a, he recent interference of the Philhelleniete has, it is feared, Wargo &and examined.-1 went So Mobiles shop last yew, that this action waa brought by a society, they should not permit sone pay the money. ,it ",
s•s ry ewe' y nrspected by the Members tended to approrate the samarium of the Week ineurgenta. The aid howl, two pinuphkts. 1 seer ilettbow hinnelf, and paid him their Judgment to be influenced by any suspicion of that kind, 31r. PetiLLirs here took an ohjection to the irdioneent, which
P. I hit • . Gr the Sim°llll legation, who had not received any previous . intelligence subsequently received of the private lout eqociated ti =Tay tor them. I served hint With a writ at the plate 'there I which wa. reit sustained by evidence. That such societies did e est the Recorder ordered to stand till the end of the case. / ' • •i S i
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lemitlon for the isrvice of the Greeks seems to hamadinised fresh the books, glue) I told him I had a writ he said he wa. was well known, and wherever they mimed they were productive Mary Mattin, house-keeper to Mr. Mills, Potter's-bar. eirposed. i ' • : i li
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Moue letter from Augsburg, dated the 4th inst. and vigour among them ; and. iii coneequence athenaeum thorn placed very glad of it. that Dr. Waiburton would not gu on, end that he of mischief; they were alike iejurious whether the soriety was • that or. the 21kh of April List 3lr. Mille was itietchted to Mr. See-
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raise en i between ;10hitt • e___ ° IDe sievelitsi et edema, at the beginning of Aped. tOr the Objeet hod proCelded he would make 6001- be it. He maid he inteoded to too low a mundane of ofjoumennen to raise it to an unreason-1 sovereigns and Its. in silver. Some time after Mr. sisenionees ta
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ver loillueret and Lisbon are incessant. Nothing. !of nietrieo deeiiiiive arreneen. lents for the ensuing campaign ; but to publish another pamphlet, which would make the hair stand on able height. It did not appear thee there Was any Mier made to ' brother caned thr the amount of the hill ; attests said she had ' i,,
Tritti.rle. "'we •of the ainferences at Johannisberg _ha.l trans- I the foul cone/Macy die °erred_ .. at 3lisollongla at the Punts pe_nod, enti by its disclosures. With the pamphlets be gave me the placard defrey the expenses of the seeving of the writ and the expenses dot it, and subespiently the fraud waa discovuett. Pma
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ode rg and the Fent% ror of Austria hail been ad- hive emit's"' t h"se '""t"'". Wia, it is sup Posed, Which I now produce.
Mr. John flumes:l.-I have attended Dr. Warburton's house Teesdale to take away the cent. Alter the first refusal of Mr. the odd money en fourteen eitillings. t I
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ildairs at M isuolonght continuo in a very districted state. It is . for 23 Veers. The lanterns canted in the pamphlet now Almon me Toelis to deliver up the chest, It wee not incunibent on Mr. Tees- Mary esituniona. the prosecutor's wife, stated that the pneener
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Meet- d '. • • I write and 1 wood were to De the vindictive feelings 01 several Greek Capeens who were con- other patients. ' i .
reomuse it afterwards, the detention was illegal. (hi the two grounds that temomitanained-1 have a daughter, but she never meddles wide i 4 f 4 .
I,nv mil neeted with the late conspiracy. 'the libelist. paragraphs were then read to his Lordship nnd the had been stated relative to the Settlement of the accounts, and the my books.
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myuk 'env. netts. Of this stint 39.1100 dollen are The Lotto Clore JusTiee, in recapitulating the evidence to ased trent a inimppretension of what was his right ;in such a 'tort he was driving and turned away. -.
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g with • new national Greek die. the Jury, oblerved, that Kenner Or more malignont charges than We the damages must be moderate; the standard by which to re. The prom/cum, Mord up in the witneses boa ima said.'• Now
I rri..b/ eent cr Pall.' l'geTl hoot t'alais. Sailed it's M 'estv's pat:ket the
Airy, with the Mail, and Charles 1 lirisi in of the Ottoman fleet was es ed Mord to arrive off those entrained iii chi: lib.l could not be meek a nano the kee of .
e . . per eulate them would be, the inconvenience or toes the phentiff may I'll tell, sue he had re en Rose 331. from. me then." * '. 1 1. .
the cheete '' Senttailurra. y, h.q. and Pa'tros. , wi'..n a number of tlat-bouorned rts, fee theYomeet to at_ such an e,•tehlithuient as that over whnh th• eitlaandfl presided. It have been subjected to during their detention. His lewdship amen The k re-tient:a, in nonnung up, said the hameme of the in-
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was right to state. that the deteudent, Bellboy, was now its the culled upon them to divest themselves of any feeling that might be (110(OWIWN in Ruch cases frequendy allowed rewriters to be acquit -
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hiliftaeir. hi' ' .„ Passengers for Ca is. Bailed the Due de Bordeaux
formerly have bsen. Coder all the circa , yentiet according to the jtotiee of the clew. which would add The Jury Mune the prisoner Ceilte.
"%eh stesiii-pael:tx, with Dr. Voting and other paken- I An iminensc number or houses and warehouses are now than he myth* t
Th•i••,., be 'oe the Jury to IMMO Just but menittli end energy to the lawn of their country, which it waa the Mr. Pit tete es again objected to the framing of the indictor's,
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a aro Sailed the eledose steam vessel, Captain , buililing itt Liverpool.-1n a little more than a century the instate's°, se
t interem and duty ot both to respect and obey. and held that the words .. monies numbered" were Mealtime fo t
h 'IP' Hisheli, foe Boulogne, I•ith Sir William ilort and other
lemon ee,o. population of that town has increased frontless than 5,090 I mhe elm ateer a few minutes deliberatiun, found a endiesir Tbe Jury consulted together tor A hew unnutes, arid gave • ver- satisfy the Act of Parliament upon whieh the prison finest ea I ! i/ .
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