The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-02-11 00:00:00

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.

SITTING Of 111:11111UA KY THE 6TH.

Tina discoed's of the 'additional article proposed by
Y. Swim% to complete the law of she Press was ressioad.
The Keeper of the &els intimated to the Chamber that he
had the King's unction for proporieg the following mudded
amendment Yrnof by, witantaes shall in no case be
admitted for establishing the reality of offensive or defames
tory facts."
This antsdament heels' beets carried by a great majority,
t►e law was adopted.
The aumbec of Members wbo voted was 387, there were

2,34 'tint balls end all bleat. Bet if My liteelsen el all
Antes* left, who declioed sutler, iere reckused, the
• would easeeet to 143. The following day was
appehotrd fur the coatoreueemeat of the debate oh the left
of the IL
'kende Funds.—Filre per tent. Consols 88 f. 110 C. Bask
Stock 1,552/ f.
The Gazelle di Primes amain. aecoreie from Vireos,
which state, that, ow the 834 ult. the Governor and di.
rectors of the Imperial Bank went to thank the Emperor
for the favours which be bad grouted to that establishment
Jurist the past year, on which occasion his Majesty obrerred
to tbeak that "he calculated epos the preberratiolt of
peace Is the East."

We have received Brossels Papeta to t►e thli instant. The
follovriat is au eziract

VRANKVOIT, fIt•RUALRY 1.
Oar politicians are astonished that people at Vienna can
be se credulous as to believe that the offers lately made by
the Porte will satisfy the Cabinet of St. Pelersburgb. It ie
certain, and the cause of the orgociations prom it, that the
temporising of the Divan is merely to elude the demand*
contained in the Russia. sltivisatuss.

The journey of Prince Cantacuicoo through Germany to
proceed to Russia excites some attention. It seems certain
that be has not set out without bring certain that be would
but meet with ■ny obstacle to hit entrance into Russia.
He goes directly to Si. Pelersburgh. The mission with
whieb he is intrusted by the supreme authwties of Ilse
*area to the Emperor Alexander is of the highest import.
msee, and there is every reason to belie,e that he will be per-
fectly well received by that Sovereign.
A private letter from M. Pctersburgb says that the tragical
fate of Prises Callimachi bas excited is that capital the
greatest indignation aphid the Ottoman Government.

The Hamburgh mails of t►e Bth, 15th, 22d, 25th, and 29i1,
January leave arrived ; those of the I 1 tb January ■nd Ist
February arrived cm Friday; and that of the 18th January
is still due,

A Lisbon Mail have arrived with papers to the 25th
last. .Vice-Admiral IGNACIO DA COSTA QUINTFLLA it
appointed Minister of Marine in the tin room of Signor
Jac MANTLING Tootles resigned. In the sitting of the
Cortes of the t4ll, the inalltotios of the Jury was debated,
or rather the question, " If there should be any appeal
(return) from the decision of the Juries; sod if there
should, iu what manner r An 'Monied debate arose on
this question, in which frequent reference was made to the
legislation of England and America, sad the following prin-
ciples were then put to the vete and approved
There shall be • species of appeal from the decisions of
Juries to the Superior Tribunal only, for the purpose of re-
ferring back the examination and decision of the cause to
the same, or to a new Jury, in cases expressly to be deter-
mined by the law."

The Debi's Papers of Thursday bate arrived at oar
Officit. The Freensatee Journal states that the Lord
Liestmeast has teamed special warraate to search fur
arms is certain parts of the counties of Tipperary and
Kilkeway. Re are sot shocked by the 00000 ocemeat of
say new emirate of a horrid character la the disturbed dis-
tricts, but newest, from &miry state that the insurgeuts
that quarter, trusting to their imaginary strength, base
takes up &feasible positions, and that the troops
mere preparing to dislodge them. It is said, that in a past
of the county of Cork, hitherto peaceable, the peasantry
assembled for the purpose of seizing two gentlemen as
hostages for the enlargement of the prisoners sow in gaol. -
Their scheme was defeated by those individuals reterniog
home in • direction differeat from that expected. The
house of Hr. Puacet.t.., of Abstain, was attacked on Thurs-
day last, and much Injury dose to out offices.

Oa Saturday, at five minutes past one o'clock, the Kum
left bis Palace in Paihmall for his Palace at Brighton.
Yesterday, at two o'clock, • Cabinet Council twee held at
the ForeiSu•ofice, which was attended by all the Cabinet
Ministers, who continued in deliberation till baltpast four.
Yesterday Divine Service was performed to the King's
household, at his Palace in Pall-mall, by the Rev. F. W.
Bi,or•caa.
Yesterday the Duke of YORK attended Divine Service at
the Chapel Royal.
On Friday the Duke sod Duchess of CLARENCII dined
with the Duchess of Krsr at Keusiestve Palace.
On Saturday the Duke and Duchess of CLARIVICI left
tows for fleshy Park._

A letter from his Exert fleecy the Marquis of HAITI/MN
dated Calcutta, September 17, 1821, ban been received in
lawn, is which the Noble Marquis states himself sect
fatuity to enjoy perfect good health. No mullion is made
about his Excelleery', resent to Europe; we suppose that
the official dispatches which we meotwned•some time back to
Mee bee■ seat out is t►e Tees stoup of war will determine
that point.
U■ Saturday • Gentlemen from the Surv►yor-General's
Department attended in St. James's Park, and =Biked out
the ground upon which the stepeadoev military asooument,
is ballast of she pe•iusular war, it to he erected. The spot
chosen is directly at the back of the Admiralty, about half-
way between the Egyptian canooa and the Horoe•Guatds,
and comprises a circle of between 40 and 50 feet.

A respectable meeting of the occupiers and owners of lard
in the crusty of Worcester, took place on Friday, i• the
Gsildball of the city, E. Isaac, Esq. is the Chair, whets a
series of Resolutions were proposed by Mr. ). Ricitriams,
and seconded by Mr. Seoonsa, attributing the rest nurses
of the agricultural distress which at present prevailed " to
.estessive taxation, and the fraud arid injustice committer'
by the changes is the value of moues; and suggestimt,
that taxes, and public and 'private debts, and all uth.r
wooled obligations incurred previously to 1819 should be
diesteished to the same degree in which the veto* of wavy
has been augmented. That all public salaries ought due,
is the same proportioe, to be reduced; and that to prevent
the recurrence of thew evils, shove all things it wee metes-
milirpthe House of Comm s& should be thoroughly reformed."
Mr. B. COOPER moved a• amendment; in 'feet proposing
al a remedy for the distresses of the sgricultu • he crea-
tion of a protecting duty on foreign cora : but this Ness re-
wired, and the original resolutions were carried.—(o6-
teeter)
Cutergit CAVOTT ilderrinta.—We are informed Ant a
Requisition, must respectably signed, has been forwarded to
RICHARD H [lilt, Esq. M.P. the High Sheriff of this toners,
the purport of which irk tin request that a coasy meetinir
may be called to take into consideratior the depresses' state
of agriculture.--(Shreteaborry Chreiricle.)
MEETING OF era lIIRASITAIM or ATLTEREIRT •110
WALTOX.—A netting Si. held on Friday et the Kist's
Head len, Aylesbury* for the purpose of petitiontug
Parliament on the @sawmill grievauces. Mr. T. Heti.
wee called to the chair. After a speech from Mr.
Cmoacutur, the Re•olutions were read, which complain-
ed of excessive Mabee, nod ascribed the misfortnuee
',the coostry to the west of • proper representatioo. The
resoletiosa having hero passed, st was agreed that the peti-
tion brooded therms should be presented try the members of
the borough of Aylesbury. Letters were them read from lord
Nimes, sod Mr. Riatromis, envois% their aiteudenee at
the imeettitgoe acceramt of the superior alums of their par-
limaeolary deities. Mr Ficus properesd,thil thick, rf
semis, be glees to Mr. Hums foe his RESEIIIPOE is Paella-
wet, which was passed usiauimously.

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iiiiiiiii‘thaliwbspinth emelt& 414PIRM es the* ,
Mae perfarmod ler die eft. *St .hie memo .oss Wards,
bight, . As spoihop vie 'instated for Madame Pax& leaEctiSts, she is Whimsies' *IS a toil, but that Rvt of bar
'voice wits slightly impaired by it, mid bee acting, sr stook
user 'Jakob's. Simms Cammitt roprerensed Rethar
reats, abs soot • mar as usual. dismal of the ohs were ins.
carol.' The bathe of Tha Carnival .of Venice followed, is,
si hid. low AL.,.? and Mile. ANATOLI, shoes coospi-
roods for grate est agility. The boss. Was crowded 'OA
Pardee, inctsdialf.thoi Marohloyesset of Loodoserhy sad
Balk' Utile Ultbridtte. Garda., C. Lemnos, &c. he., lea
Dole of Argyll, Lard Vendraus, Ac. he.
DRURY- LAWR.
A sew piss% is • tbree,sets. celled Aithisel woo pradosed
ens Raterany oiebt at this theatre. The story to enhemely,
',owl! and affecting. The iscidents of the piece arise out
ot oh. Wooed the limier, to esespe the seam
cashier& for her lii by her lover, • lwar, et.roolt
she has *Wilted possmoisit
heart, and mostrierod to get her pence Into Ms poser.
Tar iscidests are sometimes carried beyosd the probable,
and the orstineents strained beyond the intend ; yet tbs
loses houses of the plot me • such el must always es.
Rage the feelings of as sotosoch Youth, hicalyl mad
ilium:emu, is distress, suds. aged fattiest overwhelmed by
abe rein of his only earthly hope, ere spectacles which will
evertisansmod so Wriest!. the heists of so audience. The
rosontals too ail Ilmsed m way good schism% almost
evert' shoo tondohisi sitnatioss anrellmotly 99991.1 •
e.e4blir tispript mid attention, end produetive far
made offset. Miss Corstrun to whom the part 'hoe
roam was sodigsod,sellsitsed he of
herself of bee task irt a
tscanares awry yeslstr. • 111 r. Coespea's
Farber wait ilheleatspernmet. sod pasbetis is Om- .itur
pee. The oak, lolio is draw, with a heart It Ased.‘
mould, was resetpised by Mr. KNIGHT, with 141 fpl
express's@ of essophisdeated booms, sad nese
.such is almosayetestim to him. To She easombowee these
three pertormison.rebithcalirtlfurth r•Pchltd holiMProlliMmish•
to be et tribsted, in great part, the memos with& lb. drama
%thuds'''. The overture isplessias —end otters Iwo
in particular the last, boadsonse. A ballet was ion rod=
third act, at the earl of ebbell Slim Theo hawed hp& deNT
with groat elegasee, and she othairstios stamedie ihramere
cure so far got the heifer of their ammidorstiso as
• repetition of it. The pion wossonosocod fora second PF
preiteutatioa with very geserit Appetsbaristi. p
The comedy of Three Inteher44A=ults.Ptspill
arid rirginia, completed the
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Tit Chke of Sonlford left tows rowdy sitionsarta
ki. mpg. Wisdoms Abbey. • 1. .
Tie Doke of Mauclieshe WI the MIA&
otreet, yesterdi storming. hi We 49-01:7-e1999 10-11119,.
Busy 1. •.1 •. h
Toe Marresis soillhOstablimmes Att sati•Mit
arrived yerterday stabile .house in Arlington-.l.odfotss
mat, Oakley House, Redfordshive.
The Marquis and Morehimiese of Stsfford asiltete,
idassty expected is town from &Mt teat Tres
SlefferFFirtt. . • •
The Earl sod Cesotess or Derby came to tern on Salve.
day (Lou their seal alto Oohs sad war nest back to diluter.
The Eiri Gower has strived at his boom is Nausittun
Plant firma a tour.
The Bishop of Norwich he. arrived et his house is Gros.
vroor-sirest, hoes she raiser, Norwich.
This Lard Chief Soma of Scotism' and Lady. Shepherd
arrived yesterday at the Royal Hotel" St. James•strect. term
Scoilaad.
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Ire are delighted to bear that ►hYyesy is anidently
expected to niers either ibis day or as Illeashay shat, mod
that ►e will remain with es mad abet sobv. •
Mrs. Fitzherbert gave a theatrical ente►tainnsent ea the
evening of yesterday ar'esteht. The performances mere=
"Who's the Dupe," mad ti The Day after Be MANN."
sad the characters were mot elteiestly austalned by L..rd
A. Hill, Lord mad Lady Normashy, Major Gersreml, Cavallo
and Mute Seyeseer, Mr. Pala, and Mr. Locke. Most of the
'mak and fastuou of the tuwa were present.

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The Margate of basiloodes* petartalsed a &Mimesis's's]
party at dialler on fratardmge y hM hoses is St. James's.
synare. . .
The Merchioiess of Saliebsrybso issued cards of istits.
'ion fur her first party for the. season this evening, mid
another party ou Wedsesdey seat, at her home is Arlisgtos-
s!reet.
The Muchiosteas of Loreloarbery hes issued earth of is.
v:tattun for her first party for the seams, so Wednesday
Neat, et her home is St. James'amptare.
The Earl a ALsinuaLs will lead to the hymeneal altar
this day she neeomplisked ilia Husaons. &nester of the
Ist•• lade Huot.oks. The ceremony will be performed by
tLe Bishop a Pletwtcs, at his hems is Grosmoor-street.
It will he seen in an advertisement is the hoot of oar
Paper, that the hatetestiag little Theatre, the Olympic, n-
ovena this sight.
Ihtuttv-zays.—Madame CATALAN! is iii treaty with
Mr. ELLISTON, for the Leal season. alessleur VALLA-
-11111•41/1 arrived is lowans Friday sight, for the purpose of
concluding the arrangement.
Oa Sunday last the bells of the corporation cbucb, Saint
Voter's at Arches, Lincoln, were minded is merry peals to
honour the sasiversary of Lord Mosses's birth. This
yousig Nobleman is already atoning the regard of the towns-
people, sad protium' to support the high honours of the
Glosses same with the sale, popularity as his ancestors
*see possessed is the city of Lincoln.
The .followlog Gentlemen were on Friday called to the
Degree of Barroster.•t•llw by the Honorable Society of
Liaeolit'• lon Malts am CARR, EM ; ITILLIAIN
Fog.; WILLIAM 1.41101 CLTILAND, liICHAILD MAYNE,
and Gamma Wiest, Esq.
The Lem, Itt, Camels W. F. Oegs, and the Beeffeassfer.
311, Captain CULTIV-LD, holed on a sarrey of the esaLer•
louts of the coasts of Africa'
s the Mozambique Chapati.
Girlies Gulf, allategascar, Arlaasa, &c. will mil is a few '
days from Portsmouth.
4i .oval CAIIPIMILL takes his passage to India in the
tileptingew Commodore CIIARLaII Glum?, C. 8., whack
ill sag shortly for the Baal Judas command.
The Colliers, to, is; wish the Comeleon, 10, attached to
bit Majesty. yacht Apollo, as a trader.
Dtrieg the storm o• Saturday se'aniglat, a relievable beech
tree, of large dintrasimai, was torn up by the roots iu Fel-
Ilara;:z Park. This was long a favourite tree of that emioeut
mareonas sad true patriot, the late Mr WINDItall, mad
leelts truck trap ieicribed his name with many others.
• rIATIf HALF ray AND WIDoWII' Panaloss.—Tbe Half-
wit,. so the 31st December will esaintrute paying ea the
2104 12th, and 13th just. to Admirals sad Captains; oa
the lath, 16th, Itith,l9th. sad 20th lust. to Lieutenant* and
.4,hopiaMs t mid us the 9154 and 23d inst. to Masters, Sm.
, sod Pursers, The. Pieria/as to the Widows of Flag
Gaiters, asperamotated.K.ar.Adniirals, Captain". Commas-
.e dAera, Lierticsauts, and .Maulers, will cosiasettcflitlYisg on
Abe 11th to Widows of Surgeoss' Purism, and Boat.
owains, so the 12th ihst.; and to the Widows of Grauer"
mid Carpestere OW tits 13th just. •
• . The Firers Recateitirs mean epee the orkraaae. slsd sinus
OW telephotos is' very ge..411 sateroaned by the fesstriAlto
Wall Pier preemies.. bears paid of, it at millatakt/G4llOlO •
watbe a tarsier ireesidorsble rise in altera. Ilonairlioasag.
eredinglrphersiifai, abatis is lirmatigrit S pararanlotonahrtes
teat to nesto es beg.. Thu rise be Col mahisssjigsgliossitish
ie not lees drab Weer WIC was •Meshailei Ips,gapet Of
aM reempatias of Ihrosti rhesseaca loylllpsie.4 ISO orselawill
be tits Goal revolt Punta* MO/ dersts• abet idle report of •1
As actually Laying taken place seems premature.

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LORD. Iffito24l4ll, " CAIR."
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Mr. Swoownu sold, obi* larammillt fir s'.,~iylrrtlNa
is thirsonoso a foonsor Amt.kin lotedakio woa.,S,MOIDA
Mat Yr omill art Roma H 'amm moitco el• lAt uselkww, tiffr•
leg nerved so elm Defewlealet takislo .11oi Mom foree,Apa.
Ms Lordship at the sossittljoe &V ,4 whethie he mold
interfere as seem nt of the moureasd teatime, of the hook.
The Loos CsAimsaastst-4 I gape as orioles of soy
sant ai to Ito mails ; bad moor 1111101 IL 1 oily epokoof
what tired hood." - . , ,
Sootown.t. sold he woo wady to skew that the eon.
testoof. Roe work room as peeper and .noomeal oa,Mtliosir ,
Parma* LW, fa st. am other hook ot that description. As
Me Defeotkottodid mot appear, he toasted that hi. Lordship
would ammo the Wean Ws.
The Loss Cuagasszes--" Allhooltk the Ditea4aals do
spot appear, it le lap shop cp see that dos work to of flock a
ammo as MA Cowl ought Is imerfere. Hard se Ike bwok
up mod I will road it." This book was socordisgly beaded
to Ids LIMA*
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COURT OW ONG';I WINCH, Woman's%

SATVIIDAT, FiIIIILUAST 9.

P THE [IMO ti. THE 11•11QUI5 OP WESTMEATH.
!Thais Imo .• Islamise* informatics against the Rereading, ,
tailbstAggempe of Mr. Henry W. Wood, trustee under the
• Ilfilliessib.se WeslOarah's deed of operation, for Ishii
1•118=4.4111.11 WOW him to a breath of tke peace.
TAM Dailledisue smeared judgusest s go by default,
I mad beiges appeared Wessel's the lodinated of the Court..
i !Tbe Hablerldargeis pew put In the fullowisg 'Molt is
iieeitigatimi, whit* wee read by the Wilke'.( the Court :
" !kith, that in Hilary Teem last pest no intsrougiop was
Sled eipiast Jesseest, at the hotelier of .Hes'y Whimss I
Weed. Iraq. for sending a message with holed teParehtts
did Wag Widens Wood to mead a challenge to hi., depit..
asst, lad& a decimals hi.; that deponent appeared soil
*Ma not guilty to said informatioo, hot afterwards with.
*ow hie plea sod en ffered judgment to gp by dafitall.
f Maltby that is ea affi.latit is this mallet lends bf*
land George Charles Jefferyeso Eau. os the Pith Jasper":
Jill, and sled of record in this Coot, deponent hat* ad •
forth the immediate motive, slack provoked him to seed the
tosmege shave alluded to, bet despotical with diet istdiagna
dente( the motives therein ementlased, he l
' mw ocesphOle received penvoestion from acid lifililleary
mai Wood, sad his feelings bad been irritated and elatikaC
il zrlaby the Improper and elliciosi laterferesto of .WY.
Widnes Wind sod Is, daughter is the Saimily oak,.
• of depenesit, and more partienharty is thine which consiesot
himself and his wife. . s-1.,:t
• Smith, that is the unhappy ilifertnees wititheidebdallit
lone s• him and his said wife, be hash hot to. aiwelleollllllol
Is believe that hie said wife was *ad is es esareged tree
seppeeterl by said Henry Wittman Wood and ids said dietty
ter, In acts of violence and itheitediesee towards him, sod is
conduct altogether unbecoming her raid, sea, aad states;.
sad that she wee shissately eseentasged to wpm* haeself
Anti deposes*, and to. shooed from his boss' with Mks ie..
fast Andres, la the expectation ef being received by and
soppossed is her amisteral and improper emadnet by the
said Henry Widens Wood; Jet deposal gait% that on far
11•11114.11111, Wield wilakith habdirosa, dewier(' a scheme
to get &resod .and his estates completely is, her pews, I.
make liereeltasid bet chiktres isdepesikat of him, and to re.
dace him to • cipher is hie family; and lovas; es renews
seessisme cestilacted herself towards him with that view, ma
, depeetest.ltelieves, and with esoch rioleece and ham-
/tome, boll of language and corded, a renewal of differ.
ewes swill disputes between them (which bad laps before
settled) was thereby oecosiotted; and his said wife keening
the sateen sod acclimate catchers' deposes* felt to.
bee, nod atm deponent's great anxiety to have en
heir to his side and erases, and she being thee is a
state of pergasney, availed herself, as deposes& in hi.
atesciesee believes:, of each her situation, to work apes
the fears and foliage of deponent, and by mob
means to carry her designs isle nieces». ; mod is &ether.
mire of her said amigos, as he believes, she made tattooed.
d emaplaida almost him, and tau verities frivoloos sad
untrue procure, she grounded • right to have a deed of
separation bet etathem t sad to carry .n her said scheme,
be, deponent, alb beta informed and believes, that she Ned
trrecral into ors wish said Henry Widman Woad, He,
William den, and other persons, span the subject of
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such separatism, and the alluwaoce In he made to her; and
that it was arranged .between th a that he, dermal,
should be prevailed open to execute a deed of eopmatios,
sad to allow her a fined and ascertained locums; aid ac.
cordate to sack serangement, as &sweet believes, a meet.
lag (the cause of which was at the time matinees to,
though suspected by deponent) took place at the bootie of
deponent, at which mid Henry Widmaa Wood was peasents
at which meeting every species of argument sad iallaesce
was reseeded to in order to prevail upon &postai to cons.
ply with the oareasenable desire of bit said wife; which
deponent (ardently wishing to live with his said wile on
terms of affection and friendship, sod being greatly averse
from a separation) fir a Wog lime nod to the utmost of his
power resisted, explaining, in the most satisfactory man-
see possible, to said Henry Wideman Wood, who was well
acquainted therewith, the aoreasoaabknose of his said
wifi's expectations on the subject of mosey (owe ef the
main causes of coaplsint made by her), and the hopes.
untidily of his complying with them is the tqamotie, she
' desired ; and deponent with, that at this .eating, is the
- poserbee of said Henry Monne Wood, he tried, neater the
xgrestest agony of mind, to dissuade the peneas pretest
from such a e, as a separation between himself and
140 wife being carried into execution without success, it
having, . deponent believes, bees pre detertnimed that de.
pencil's consent should, in some mtanoer or other, be obtain-
ed ; and depooent saith, that ending all his efforts il
lag, in 'airtime tad indescribable distress of maid, fearful of
cadence/lag she health, or perhaps the life, of his said wife
Of Whoa be was passiciately Toad), said of the child of which
she was pregnant, and seeing so other mode of escaping
from the unhappy dilemma into which be was brought, he
was at lougth prevailed upon to conceal, nod a paper was
thereupon Middy Anon up fur his sorestare, cesminiag
-she terstater a separation bearers him sad his wife, sod for
ilia allowing her a separate mansteaasice, in which paper
(although said Henry Widmao Wood, and the other permits
then present, bad been witnesses of deponent's atter repair.
Sweet to the .esenre), it was stated that such separation had
Web noteatly .agreed upon between deponent and his said
wife; but deponent having positively refused to put his name
to so gross and palpable a falsehood, it was &hoed, and such
otimiration was stated to be at the particular insteate and at
the snit desire •ol said Costars' of Westmeath, whereupon
riumatint Messed said paper, and a deed foreded na said paper,
was 'firmer& prepared, which was executed by deputies&
from the motives before mentioned, although depotieut had
at the time of such executiou, a great and settled repair.
*once thereto and immediately afterwards protested wait's(
the same, stalls; in such protest the turcgoing among other
true reasons fur his conduct.
'` Saith, that said Henry Wideman Wood was named a
trustee on lielialf of his said wire, and at threes/sec of depo-
neat ; but he *sigh that soith reqoest was UN& by bon, net
from say pommel wish to have the said Henry IVidamm
Wood populated such buster, but because be wee &rare that
his said wife &tiled it, and under the circurnotanies in
which be was placed it was u.elesa to name ..y other pec-
an. ; and he bad also the hope (to which he has bees greatly
dist ppointed)from the professiows of 61. odsbip made by
mid Henry Stedman Wood to his, and from dryourtat
filmier& introduced his daughter silo society lls Lwidulti*. by
amities her acquainted with his said wife,, and having alp
AS the assail-um of friendship tabs. Lee tu the Maeulteat
1 with his said ad", mot Vireo. ber the.advaatege. of s tour
iimsade by Assn stetter six numbs, that hr would, odd is
settling his fatuity diffrrrisces and atilictions, ilisita,d Oro-
' alPtimg them, as depuueut bath great remote to believe be
bath since dune.
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N "OM ell /110,1 basted by:ltis imid wife, et his litdinisaftil ete, privily,
Mowry Wiadahlil while living mistrals f *potent, uric lsoSy Ili eillaieOt “4.
VW", "04' ‘Prf.lllolOliON i for deproarittialtb, that lately Nod the 15th
P ifa . Wint• WWI dap of.Decesebeelest. vino one of one actime aim brolight
sod tesetiMeY ber en fee trial In %hie Coati, he saw said carf Wideman Wood
*deice ' be hod'. ' natiseectively itegitged with the at fermi, Oh Nub ffirettoa,
cinasegottotee wr thicealliceilal amid servant, and other oilmae for plans.
received feria ' tiff.ciseil int be believes, in consultation with them upon the
a I_l9l# 1111609_, ' ' esillitet of mid actiOn.; aid that he, said Heary Wideman
• iiiiiilled WOW WV Wiina, rained the governess of his daughter, in, deputieut
became widened. eerily helloes., to be brought there as a witness against de-
,
&jib, be bath been ' ' itiabelles*llml is JlifY reseal, and he appeared to deponent to be • prineipat party
sod doped, 1818, mitutise. ' :..• '* • *en ' hell he Is said settee, seat least a most zealous pitiless. .•
tweet paid Henry Wilihnian Wood, Willie* 'beldam ......a •Sahli, that thecondiset of the said Homy Widmer Wo.ori
moues said wife, with tin mew is prevail sips. t ' and his mit daughter is hie family bath bees, he eerily be.
to execute another deed of seperatino, is lies it tiewesos . . cause of the unhappiness be has experienced,
berets before mentioned (which depoout, soltinike. $s Skl has . lei ientoiller the latter years of his life sod to pro-
said wife, bad destroyed), sad such repreeratefiffite were': doe. taiga, as obey were justly calculated to do, feelings of
made to deponent of the ill einisequeldea likely' anger sod iadignation, which were heightened by the
to follow from • disclosure thereof to his said wife, and-. refusal of said Henry Widnes Wood to contradict a
from his refusal to execute mother deed as powerfully to" Milentent, I. the opiates of deposeut highly iajorious le
operate Imola the inhad and affection of depoonst, by., his ithariseter mid Wooer, sad which said Heart' Widens.
creating is him as alarm fur the safety a his sill wife. mid Weed boew to he untrue' for deponent with that had said
the child with which she was thin prevent, lasomemb Ma Usury Widens Wood (as is jestice be wee booed, and as
to appease sad quiet her he otti only emeated Melt wail deponeut believe. he had promised to do) coutradleted such
iudeutare, but from similar motives and ' • pew of said statement as be knew to be false, be, deponent,
detenniued that he would, darks( her per airy, add would have been perfectly satisled, and wield have gives
be actually did, submit to alumni say thing she rettliod to him so further trouble.
rather than by hie resistant, hieream her violence, sad that "'Sikh, that sines said several meetings referred to is the
he did so is well Illation to said Henry Wideman Wood, as affidavit alreadyswees by deposeat to this matter, he loth
well as that he executed sail deed from such motives atom see moksted sips emote* to, air does he again to molest oe
deponent having at or shoot the Mina the ezecudiuitkireos, "milk to said H. W. Wood, or to do my set to excite him
stated to said Henry Whims. Weal his objection to Se to commit a breach of the peace.
metenre•aad requested him to receives protrusile soh** • Sauth, that he verily believe* the prostitution issitteted
it, Which he refused to do, and threatened if mob proem: against him by said li. W. Wood was set for the sake of •
mien were made to withdraw himself from said trust, public justice, Of with a view' to the preservation of the
whereby he was well aware he would Frustrate depeoint's peace as apes other occasions, particularly the uterine ale
intentio• of appeasing the it-Melilla of hie said wife, by is ready referred to, and soother which look plate about four
armrest acquiescence to is set which in feet was forced . years ago, said H. W. Wood, to depattion's lsowiestee, had
from bin. by circumstances be mold toot control, and an Mews himself to he sufficiently fotward to give or accept •
hulk"' evidence of this delettlefre refiengenacei he with, challenge to fight, but that same has been intimated for rem.
that immediately pruners to the eiterottes of the said deed, ems connected with the relative situaike of himself sad his
ho wrote to the said Marelpholtese of Salisbury, sad requested slid wife sad to forte from deposes. se to his said
her to come to town lo save Me from the Necessity of wife, to :Which she is toot entitled cheerio law or ja.tice.and
ditiog so, by her interference, to which letter be received which, for that reams, depourat has constantly refused ; and
as mower, ea extract whereof is subjoined to this affidavit, he ssith, that, with a view to terminate these sifficilug
sad this deponent *nth, that the other mune refereed to is disputes, be lately, sod with Areal sincerity, assented to a
the said extract, Were the said H. W. Wood sail the said proposition, proteediattre4 the illsrchioneas of Salisbury
Wm. Sheldon. t him, fur • *corral reference of ell the disputes and dif-
• "itaith, that aeorrespotticom existed between his said wife firemen existing between him and his said wife ; but to a
sad the daughter of. said Henry Widammligood, with /ho similar proposal afterwards communicated by said Mar-
foment and upproltatiosi of the said Henry Itidenaa Weal, chimes' to his said wife for her smut, we answer basing
esideponent believes, and that from shut ise,slopeedist, ben , bees give, for nearly three weeks after the USK was toad,,
stet of said corterpondesee, it was 'widest he hint said deposeet comidering that it would be a compromise of his
F arlithter of said Henry Wilma. Weed inclinable said wife dignity aid character to wait a longer time for bee deci-
*be separate herself hove him; sad tat said EallarrWidglail sioa, put au end to the negociation sod he has strong eta-
-Wood, in the year 1819, mistimed to lend Isimeelf ito the sums S. believe that Is causegoeuce thereof he is now called
otheute carried ow by his said wife to usher brevetf nark tip to receive tbejedgmeitt of this Honourable Court.
her children indepeadeat of deponent, mod to get his eldiens " Lastly. saitb, that if in the affidavit he has now made
and property ioto her power; sad deponent, to parent any afriaLl be found as I degree of wormlike( camelliaus
sepanlion taking plate, sod In commerose of the tbeemeremel tint appear strong or uncalled for, he trusts the irduhteeee
the declared isteation of his Mid witee, to esefewee the mete- of this Court will the more readily excuse them, when it is
' Melees of said la* meitilisted deed ofeeparelloh,delormieed recollected that his feelings and character ham bees wooed-
tat file • bill in the High (hurt of Chuseery, Ti sat sleds add" eid in She tenderest potato, Mid that the •ffectioss of • could.
as illegal and fraudulent, and obtained by Inollateinfliesesety dig aid impassioned hoshand have been toes asunder, sod
. *hereupon hitt said wife, on or about the 14th of/me, MAW his protects of domestic fecility destroyed is part, by what
ifithout any sufficient or • good reason, sod ageinst Me Mr in es edives to be the very unjustifiable condom of said
seat and without She knowledge of deposeat, or of her Ito t H. W. Wood sod his family.
lily (more especially of bee mother sad her brother, eke. a &kith, that he has uttered into this painful detail offsets
Viscount Cranborne, .rho told deponent he would hood with settlements of deep regret, his eonetam sad most ar-
temeoted it it he bad teems of her iateatioo,) left doper that desire barrier always been to keep a veil drawn over
heel's house is Bolion.street, with his two infant his family affiictions, and to prevent their exeunt,' to
did went to the house of the said Hear, Widens MI ' the public, and he is sow relvietaatly compelled to adopt a
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there she was received by his said (laugher, and different course from the necessity imposed upon lons to
to reside therefor some day.. justify his character and bottom by this sulfate coetradiction
" Sault., that being actions the( his aid wife should re- of statenieuts, as outmoded as they arc calumnious, sad by
tam with his said ebildre• to his house, he called at the eleilteing the true though euseellied motives foe this said
home of said Henry Without Wood the next numeing, ffil Peolecetioc
moo as he !tarot where she was, for the pirpuse of gaining (Extract of letter before referred to.)
admission to sod speaking with her, is order to induce her " Dear Lord W. M.—You must excuse my coming to
to return, but he was refused all access to her, sod was sot town, for I cam do you no good, and will not expose myself
even permitted to deliver a letter, which hi hawritteu to her, any more to the insolence of a daughter who ought to have
Sad wished to leave; sad deponent saith that thus sane- better feelings, sod who chooses to prefer others to her us-
tinsel and upheld by said Henry Wittman Wood's family, aural advisers as Needs, although most respectable sad
his said wife refused to return or to restore to him hi. chit- friendly gestleasca.
duo, and compelled deponent to sppiy to the Lord Chao- " Yours ever faithfully, E. M.S."
cello, for a writ of Habeas Corpus to get then back, and
After the affidavit had been read Mr. ....s.AILLIIT •applied under his Lordship's order thereupon they were restored to for
time
to
sower it.
,
him ; and deponeut faith that at serious times since his said The Cogly directed that the case should stand env tit
wife left his house as aforesaid, he has written to her in the
must kind and affectionate terms' exhausting all the argil-
mat Term for that porpoise.
meats he could use, arising from good feeling and • regard
for her own character, their now only child and the interest
of her family to retort', bet without effect, to which conduct
be, deponent, believes she is strongly influenced by the
*deice and support of said Henry IVidtuan Wood ; and
as further evidence of the co-uperatioo of said Henry
Wichnan Wood, in said scheme of his said wife bereinbefore
mentioned, deponent with, that some time in April, 1810,
deponent was informed that oil two successive eveniup
several trunks had been clandestinely conveyed from his
house la Boltoti•street, to that of said Henry Wilma. Wool
in Clarges-street, and that be, deponent, on the latter of such
evenings, having stopped two of his maid servants with •
large basket in their hands, enetaloieg duet, china, and
plate, at the threshold of said Henry Widmer Wood's door,
and basing inquired of them where they were going, they
confessed that they were about to take said tholes to the
boom of said Henry Wittman Wood if they had not been
' slopped; and deponent smith, that having sent them back to
his horse, he immediately called upon said Henry Widens
Wood, to inceitain if each se outrage aid clandestine pro-
ceeding was going on with his knowledge, when said Henry
Wittman Wood, conscious of having been deleeted in • must
unjustifiable act, instead of giving au answer to the inquiry
at ogee, replied, ' My lAA, I inn ready to tweet you whew.
ever you please,' thus directly tenderise to deponent a chill-
!tote to fight; but depment, not estisded to be thus an-
swered, said, ' at present that will sot do, and required to
hove his question answered; whets said Heat, W. Wood COO.
fumed he did know it, addieg,that Ludy Westmeath had salted
permission, and he bad consented; and deponent, fearful that
mime similar petteeedtug might be taking piece at his resi-
dues in Ireland, fretersobich the boost of said H. W. Wood '
Leidy two wiles distant, where be had lefts housekeeper,
the favourite maid of his said wife, set off i• the mail to
Ireland, end was pot to the expeine, fatigue, sod locos-
emirate: of. journey of betwreu mu. and 800 piles, solely
from haring made the aforesaid discovery of the clandestim
removal of his property to the house of said henry Widows
Wood ; mid deposit-sit saith that said Henry Witham' Wuud
having stierwaids Wormed a friend of deponent that in re-
ceiving said first mentioned things into his house, be had
meant oci offence, and bad given uone, for that he bad be-
lies ed them to be tent with drponent's knowledge; and that
as lu the property which deponent had detected his maid
servants is retouvisg, as it bad nut entered his home, he
would sot be ausiterable for it, and deposeat helot very ,
Otswillsag to take say step that might lead to a result in ,
whirls los wife's name and conduct most beift his.
ievolved sail disclosed, determined to take so &Owe mo-
tive of the matter. and called upon and shook hauls with '
the said Witty Wittman Wood; but shortly afterwards,
touch to the surprise and indignation of depment, be was
told by his said wife that Miss Wood, the daughter of said
Henry Widman Wood, had trammed her that deponeut had
wade an apology to her father, whteh isformation deponent
lank was altogether untrue, the offence bevies been corn.
mined Warm& depoueut and not by him, and altionigla
dipenent heated it 'with contempt. astioth absurd aid false,
yet ile:ponent is ready ito mars. that hie wield was strongly
exaajtvlittd in C. asequiiice of tete Moen communication,
mid lois said wife bating added that Mr. Wood was out a
man, to be intimidated by him, aid of the attempt the.
mode by the daughter of 'Sidle/ray Widariaa Wood to raise
the ;aloe of her father'S tweeters aid character, and to de-
grade that of the .deposiesit iu the eyes'of his wife.
a 'Sao li,tbet a 'limy grist tatimitey 'coeditors to exist be-
tor& said ft tury *Widittali Wood and Its littighter, tad his

SECONDARY'S OFFICE,

CA 111.1 LE.
Oe Friday so inquiry wsa held before tbs Secondary of
the City of Leaden, to escertsio what property Richard
Cackle bad to the Bailiwick of Leedom, and the vale. of
property that bad been taken iu execution( Isis home
Fleet-street, at the suit of the Crown.
The Jury, after hearing evidence, and stlowisx the claims
of several lodgers, refereed a verdict, that t►e value of Car-
tiles Interest in the boom, No. 66, Fleet-sheet, waster.;
that the ratite of the property beloogiog to him which bad
boa mixed in said lase was a; mad that be did sot pos-
sess soy other property le the Bailiwick of Leedom.
Little Waddiugtue claimed the shop as a purchaser, bit
his claims was sot allowed.

liras 11, "taa .* 'Sr •Isielt4 tip. 4
Won fob be ••allhojetitat hifflopr
caw 0" , ,
In Ili dira% Wood to 'mfg.*/ 41,
marl wik r letter' ht O,A ssesfosti. OA • I
always prod; is her gee* *ha* ea, irrio.•,
Watt *irirretitAas ; ai'dtillisisiwi• . • tb.,_
to her kerb of traltiog mfr • .6,
Widaiso W.. 4 edelsed ' iisif•W•!
a=ei
iwillik• to his said wife; •154 PI
Woid daily afterwards. se. he . • tie
Illevitnied she contents Of smell : •:”1140•61,
oat ibeknoiledgept ceifeseit
Ibe spieiee be had loafers 'held, joatd Ow •
vitro so deposes's sepia .1M polgaillitiZi
which enemonicat leo
his wife she inseltrYireitielitiessible
' oseatiessed, sad she lima Wises Illiiiiiiii