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offence, wee Itft on hie table by an agent of the great .personage
ho caused his movements to be so closely watched while at
Paris. Mr. Hamilton, nor Consul at this place, has acted with
the utmost dignity end spirit on the present I/. casion. The lion.
C. 11. Hutchinson, Member tar Cork, is amongst those of hi,
countrymen who have triatted•the prisoner. •

Boulogne. Oct. I I; Three e'clock, P.M.
It now becomes my duty to inform you, that haying culled to
see my friend about en hour ago, 1 was refused admittance by
the keeper of ths prison, who told me the prisoner was placed
ass 'sera, by order (tithe Authorities. I need hardly tell you
tont this implies an interdiction of all communication, written or
verbal, so that a British subject is thus consigned to a species of
solitary costinenaent, without any other charges than those alluded
to, in my letter of this morning.
Where such proceedings can be resorted to, it would be impos-
sibte to say how much farther violence may be carried; I there—
fore trim and hope no effort will b: left untried, to enforce a
reco,;rtition of the mast simple right of humanity towards
lingittamen, whatever the fate of others may be in France.
I am, eke. BLAQUIEHE.
P.S.—Fora o'sLucx.—l have jest teen Mr. Hamilton. our
Convul, who says, he has also applied to see the prisoner, bat
WAS refused a luutwnu By title, it would appear, the order fur
Clall6loll i, general.

The following is an extract of a letter from another quarter:—
Bouiogne. tit.
Mr. John Bowring was arrested at Calais, par d^pectsc tek-
graphigac, on Saturday last oth instant), on so.picion 01 having
eturrgeu himself with letters and despatches Mr the Revolutionists
in England. The papers found amongst his baggage were
sealed. and have been sent to Paris for examination. He arrived
here yesterday, under an escort of gendarmes. and Is now con-
fined in the gaol of this town. He was bearer of despa.elies from
the Ambassador of Portugal in Paris to the Ambassador of tli.
country residing in London. He has undergone several intei-
rogations berme the King's Advocate here, and I understand he
has protested agaiesethe legality aids detention in the strongest
terms. His case is before the British Arobassanor's at Pails,
and a great deal will depend on his representations to the French
Gove•nment. I have done every thing in my power with the
Authorities to soften hiseituation which was requisite, and parti-
cularly is suet a horrid prison as that of Boulogne. Mr. Bow-
ring desired that I might he present when he was interrogated,
which was refused. shall now go and pay a visit to the prisoner
bedsore I close my letter ; perhaps I may be able to communicate
something new to you.
Oct. It, Two o'clock, P.m,
Upon my asking admittance to see the prisoner, I received for
answer, that he was ow secret, and consequently 1 could not see
him. I shall immediately apply to the Procureur du Boi, to
know whether it is by his orders that I have been refused.

FIOM LAST XIGHTS G.iZEITE.
•
BANKRUPTS.
W. Middleton, Liverpool, tea dean. Solicitor, Mr. Cheater,
vie tun.
.1. Wood, bishopagate Street Without, grocer. Sole. Messrs.
;Mhos and Co. Spiral Square.
0. Mille, Warwick, wine merchant. Sol,. Mauro. Charsley
ind Co. Mink Lane.

J. Buckley, Hollingreave, Yorkshire, 'woollen cloth manufac-
turer. Sins. Messrs. litundreu and Co. Temple.
J. Day, Fenchurch Buildings. merchant. ...els. Messrs. Lane
and Co. Lawrence Poutarney !tree.
J. Durham, Lower Shadweil Street, butcher. S.)ls. Messrs.
Keeling and Co. Tokenbouse Yard.
W. B. White, Strand, draper. Sol. Mr. Gates, Cateaton
Street.
G. D. Clark, Strand, merchant. Sol. Mr. Dodd, Billiter St.
C. Chambers, Upper Thames Street, irtimung.a. Soh.
Messrs. Cole and Co. Ave Maria Lane. . .

J. Gym, juin. and I'. B. Watts, Ycoril, Somersetshire, spirit
Merchants. Sol. Mr. Chilton, Chancery Lane.
L. Weaver, Bristol, ironmonger. Soli. Messrs. Poole and
Co. Gray'slan &pure.
S. Salmon, Regent Street, stationer. Sols. 11Iessrs. Fielder
and Co. Duke Sneet, Grosvenor Square.
DLVIi)LNDS.
Oct. 29, J: Edwards, Vine Street, Spitalfields,
J. Walters, Studliam, liens, farmer-Nov. 14, J. itu.kiter,
Shepton Mallet, Somerset, clothier-16, A. Anderson, Philpot
La..e, merchant-9, M. Westmn, Wellington, Somerset, draper
-lit, K. IN.ains, Eynsford, Kent, draper-12, J. H. Blowen,
Mint Square, Tower (HU, gun niuker-4, D. Burgess and M.
Lord, Rochdale, I.anessuire, cotton Turners-4, E. and S.
Norwich, wine Iflercirants-29, 4Vainewright„ Li-
verpool, merchant-9, C. Chubb. Fortran, if011111011,,e....1Y, W.
Eyre, Cockkiktr Street, trinik anwker-PJ, Clement'.
Lane, broker—ll, J. Dobell, suiplehurst, Kent. tai'hr-IG, M.
N uod, Kingston upon hall, ma,coant-9, I'. Mathews, High
Holler" I,nen draper-9. 11 Mien-mut, Oal Fish Street,
gmeer-9, R. Day, Crooked Lane, oilman-13. W. Warwick,
Warwick Hall, Cumberland, banker-9, G. Vipontl, Ludgate
linen draper-Des. 3, A. M•Nair, Atichurch Lane, 11112-
chant.
CERTIFICATES In he granted Nov. 9.
W. Penrita, Bath, linen disver-J. NVitchurch, Wors7iip
Street, Finibury Square, coach mater-T. Edwards, Liverpsol,
inerenant-M. H. Smith, BaroLiii, Stattlirdkliire, uraper-IV.
lioratumeer, Klngswiutaid, sualUrdsliire, iron ruaste,-.1. 'l.
Tliomplion,'Long Acre. coach joiner-H. A. Low, Sunderland,
11.41 cli-nt-11. Day, 'lutttniksui Court Road, linen draper-LS.
Ale.aascaeg, Strand, furrier.

The celebrated Majucclu, (better known by the
cognomen of Vom mi ricordo), one of the principal
witne,,cs against the unfortunate Queen Caroline,
is now living at Milan, and carries !Ai the business
of u marchand-de-voitures, or dealer in carriages.—
He is not in very high estimation among his country-
men—either in reg Laid to character or circumstances.
It remarkable that the appellation of Non nit ricordu
still continues attached to his name, even in Italy !
FCNERAL OF TUE LATE MR. SAUOIL BROOKS.
—On Tuesday the Westminster Committee proceeded *thug
the Strand; Cockspar-street, Regent-street, and Pmeadilly, to
Hyde Para-corner, end awaited the arrival of the body and
family attendants from the house of the deceased at Turnliam
Green. A stoppage for a few minutes took place, and in the
interval Sir Francis Burdett, Air. Douglas Kinuaird, and Mr.
Starch, entered the last carriage that came from the Strand.—
In this order the pr.,cessiun moved, attended by a vast con
course of people to its final destination at the Savoy church,
in the Stroud, where ninny of the shops were shut up. Liam
the arival of the processiou at Savoy-street, the Committee and
other friends alighted iiolll the mourning conches, and formed
• line on each side of the street to the chinch door, between
which, the procession advanced. The committee, Sec. who had
formed the aveooc, turned inward after the last of the family,
and jollied theme in procession, two and two to the church, the
athote of which was tilled by the mourners and friends °filar
deceased. The charity cluldren of the parish attended, and
sung au oceasionai by WA*