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.an. the *Our pet .1 the holism *light hit, met&
itg, that he thought it might be clean. The room
thi was titbit, in. was called the Little Library, and
was t surly easier the organ-room, so much so. that A
OMNI validly/ In the organ-room, with his shoes on,
clad be pivinly beard in the little library. The Pri-
sms- der: 4 limos get two mugs of hi s.which she had
?Is her possessions. and she. accordingly, went to her
deist below stairs let them. In ten minutes. or a
Etw of an heart the Prisoner came down, and
ght two or three boodles, which, he said, were
o clothes, and took them away with him.
Wilma' since found. that the key of the organ.
was in the organ-mom, Unlocked the cabinet;
.
could not say it was in the organ at that time,
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it generally lay there. On the 19th of
she mined the cabinet, by the Countess
If mss, and the box was not in it ; not
~ was done to the cabinet, so she
4:ll2l.lMlLeen opened with a key.
J was then sworn.—On
elit illarticles that were produced
to Mtn, said. the pieces of gold were certainly
part of the hot in Lady Mansfield's possession be,
fere they went to the country. The boa he lost, had
Sea brilliants. set round a picture in the lid of it,
• lit he could not say the brilliants produced were
iis porn,. The bok, his Lordship said, had been
Ovals by tie late Jranperor of Germany, Joseph 11.
to his father. His Lordship said, he did not know
the value of these things. but he supposes, in its
glalgiail gnus when it was perfait, it was worth two
beedred maims& He had no doubt but it was
woe* Ia the valise laid is the indietment.
To same gentian pet by Mr. Gunner, his Lord-
iiipaild. he Mew the parts Odle box, by the chas-
ing, bq the formation of them, end also, by a parti.
Wet rift on the bottom, which he bad sever seen
is nay other hoc. He was also positive, that the
: amoulasod isialasuropickuset produced, was the same
which was in the box. The box, his Lordship said,
was such a one as the Emperor usually gave to lo-
• snit Altheemdors-
Omfimess of Mansfield being again called,
alshe had examined the different parts of the
Imititho fed& of which was, that they, in her opi-
siseeirero parts of the box she had left in her ca-
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case.being closed here, on the part of the
. 1111011fttiggi Mt. saron Sur row asked the Prisoner
raj Way thing to :xi in his defence ? The
WNW. a. 4 4, " I bare nothing to say for my-
self:* Mr. Sams Sutton then proceeded to sutra
up the evidence, and, after going over every Trani.
other to the Jury, he said, he did not see how he
could wipe doubts to them on the subjeft ; but, if
tbet bad-say, it would be their duty to give the
benefit of Aces to the Prisoner; on the contray, if
they had no doubts, it was incumbent on them to
tnd hini.guilty.
The Jury, after a short consideration, returned a
verdict, Grata?. The Prisoner gave in his age, 31;
he was a genteel, well-looking man.
Daniel Fergiusa, and Realised Ilea, two sailors,
deem indieted for stopping Michael Branmarl, on
dillirim's Highway, and taking lrom his person
guineas and a half, a silver watch, and several
of wearing apparel. The Prosecutor was a
n sailor, and said, that on the 10th August
am, be went to walk with the Prisoners, in the even.
Iniand. after drinking together, they were coming
eIItIONI Stepney-fields, when he was knocked down
person, he could not tell who, and robbed
• s and a half, and the articles above-
. The Prosecutor not being able to say
him, nor the Pawnbroker, where some
of the goods were found, who pawned them with
him, a considerable doubt was raised in the minds
of the Jury. They retired, and, in the course of
an bear, returned a verdict of atraiial.

Arcbatahs JO.. of AUSTRIA, who has been men-
timed as a Cenunander in the Imperial service, in
theme* et dba renewal of hostilities, has not, as yet,
tam needs kaawn, by maw in dais eonatry. He
smunandad the &osmosis army in Germany, last
mar, afar the resignation of Cameral lasi,e and it
nadir his ansmand, at the aafornanate battle
masa.. lot, is Austria. we understand,
his military admits and cliaraibee an rated very high
W the *liken of the army.
me saes or • LATTA* 7110611 A MOST 1131111111CTAIILL
asarLasems AT PAW TOIML, TO IBIS TRILIND 118
SOPOOSI. PAT as Tali 4T it OP LAST SIONTIC
• We sobwely wish tm the halcyon days of paeors! poses,
*Mb mess as. we mom calmly sod coodiently pursue plain
ad meow Whom, p 4 dm mind be at test after so long and
beielemea a ellono-sea Mena which he' shaken the whole world,
ant shiest emettlad the fousisMtien of civil elitist,. The noble
wade and making by yew country against the French
411rAlledt tedauhd to its inweaelal honour i—As yes, we have
kept akar Otto beak, itithissgh we hair had some hard k no( ks
trim all quarters. Our domestic affairs, however, tarnish us
wish abundant solicitude. Party-spirit runs high 1 feat
'meows am ahead! but tea plain, Is !rave us free from the
apprehension, that ow Republic is dintined to ems through
ehe wises changes, which have keen the bit of all those
it bow gene before as The event, however, is is the
lamb It Prevalence; sea itenly reraa,ia With us to Neat duty,
sad as subeshis."

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We undsmitaad, that, in consequence of the pro-
bability that large sums will be remitted abroad by
this country. is subsidies to Foreign Powers, the
Exchange begins to become more unfavourable. in
the course of the last three posts, it has fallen three
per cent. This, we apprehend, to be in a good mea-
sure the efed of speculation, as little or none can
as yet be remitted- If, too, the Bank have. as has
been said, a large quantity of specie atlually in
hand, which is to he used, the aftual weight of the
subsidies on the Exchange ought not to be consider-
able, though a momentary elle& may be produced

►y specaliiion.,


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lower. Ilittey, and the two .orto of Brans are in very short
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