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to the same answer—that he had not one indecent picture in his
collection.)
Mr.-BnouoitAst-..-What, not a god or goddess, or any figure
which is not perfectly -clothed ?
" Not a -single 'Venus," said the witness, with a sort of de-
precating horror,
Mr. Iluou6ifaStt-But I haise seen the Venus as decent as
'you or the clergy Man. have you any figures which are divested
of clothing ?
Witness—Perhaps you have been at my house ?
Mr. BROUIIAM—NO, 1 have not.
Witness—Well, if ever you come to Cambridge, I wish you
would call upon me, and I will show you my pictures.
Mr. BROUGHAM.—Perhaps I may ; but; I must know what
they are beforehand. Therefore answer my questions. You are
clerk, not parson.
.111ake'the ;responses in the proper places, and
when you like what I say, cry Amen. (Laughter.)
The examination was resumed, but elicited nothing in sub-
stance which had not occurred before.
West, the boots of the Eagle, was called, but deposed
nothing of hnpottance.
Mr;Boast keeps the Bear Inn, YarMouth. I'remember Mr.
Frank coming to my house in February last. Mr. Malcombe
came there with him. He took a sitting-room and-a bedroom.
He dined at our house : he did not sleep there : we sat up for
him till two o'clock. Malcombe asked if a gentleman had
ordered a bed ? Ile wished not to be seen by Mr. Frank that
day. Ile did not see him till next day. Mr. Frank returned
about nine o'clock in the morning. It appeared to me that-Mal--
cornbe was looking after him to attend him. I thought from
the first that Mr. Frank was very strange in his manner. His
very look was wild, and he talked incessantly ; asked the
prices of all sorts of wine. Next day he ordered dinner for two,
Malcombe and himself. Just before serving up dinner, he rang
the bell, and said .lialcombe should not dine with him—that
he ought not to have come there. Malcombe did dine with
"him. He seemed to •be in high spirits. He expected Dr.
Dickenson to arrive with money for him, and wished me to lend
him 7.0/. in the mean time. 'l-said I had not 101. or even 51. to
gpere. -I sent to Mr. Gurney's bank for some one to wait upon
him. Mr. Jay came, and Mr. Frank wanted him to lend 201.
Mr. Jay asked if he had a letter of credit, which seemed to vex
him much. Witness thought that Mr. Frank was in a de-
ranged state of mind, and that Malcombe was his keeper. Ile
saw Mr. Frank come up to the door of the Bear with two girls
of the town, and all the bays after him.
Bowen Boast-is-son of the last witness' and saw Mn Frank
arrive at the Bear. Ile slept out of the house for two nights
going. A message came, anu I went down to him in Yarmouth.
I followed a female to a low small cottage, in a row. I only
went into the ground-floor room. Mr. Frank was sitting with
two low women of the town. I asked Mr. Frank what he
wanted there ? He said he: wanted me to remove his trunk from
one room of the inn to another. I was called back by one of the
women, and the-order was countermanded. Witness saw him
when he first came to the house walking-with two-women of the
town: He came within five yards of the door; he-rang the bell
very ; sometimes he wanted nothing at all. Adjourned
at a quarter past four o'clock.

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MASONIC NOTICES FOR NEXT WEEK.
ENGLAND.

Monday, August 8, LONDON. Nos. 40, 143, 241, 319?
329, 335. -
COUNTRY. Nos. 131-243;' 320, 316.
433, 473, 517, 536, 546,
570, 574, 578, 701.
—9, LONDON. Nos. 12. 23, 62, 100, 123,
290, 300, 367, 421, 479.
COUNTRY. Nos. 24, 67,1313, 145, 211,
263, 292, 427, 804, 626'

Tuesday,

668.714. • .„
Wednesday, - 10, LONDON. Nos. 3, 11, 16, 19, 29, 41'
96,•237, '257, 334, 353,
435.
COUNTRY. Nos. 159, 213, 21,5 232,
314, 344, 440, 442, 447,
478, 647, 661. „,,
- 11, LONDON'. Nos. 0, 18. 25. 34, 1,,,7*
194, 271, 299, :101, 3;"
333, 499.
COUNTRY. Nos. 110, 111, 153, 17,,q,'
178, 269, 278, 354, 3w'

Thu,rsday,

I'riday,

Saturday,

531, 510, 591.
- 12, 141NDON. No. 275.
Co trwr kY. Nos. 53, 282, 283.
- 13, Lorwox. • " *
COIIi4TILY.

* .

FAD CR UST ED ;ind FRESH ..001"f LED
PORT.—For SA LE by PRIVATE^CONTRAC,A
by order, for account of the original Importer, i 5 Dozen OP'
CRUSTED PORT, at 425. per dozen ;. and 47 Dozen fre.slt
Bottled Port, at 355. per dozen, bottles included. This 'WO
is warranted perfectly genuine, as imported. Also 25 Dozer' •
Madeiro, at 425. per dozen; and 15 dozen Roustllon, in French
bottles, at 455. per dozen, bottles included. A single dozer
may be had, as sample, anh. any quantity forwarded to the 011
riers to any part of the kingdom, properly packed, or delivelw;
within three miles of London, on-a letter, enclosing a Banker
bill-or cash, being addressed to
.10SEPH - SPARROW, 4.
Sworn Wine and Spirit Broker, Fountain-Cotr.,.
No. 30, Cheapside. •

*• * For the CANAL and RAI
F011:11'.

he
1.-ROAD QUESTION, see t•
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PRICE OF STOCKS THIS
:Bilmlc Stock
3 per Cent. Red.
3 per Cent. Cons.
3A per Cent.
Ditto Red 9Bi;
4 per Cent. New
Bank Long Ann. ... 22 7-16
India Stock'
Ditto Bonds
South Sea Stock ...

V AT ONE O'CLOCit•
Old Annitaies ...... ..... . ... 911
New Ditto ............... -...;
Ex. Bills 10001.14 d. 24
I)iitttoto
)
Ditto Commercial. .........•• -•"
Bank for Act. ........ : ......
India for Acct. ...........
Con 3. for Opening ...... 9v§P

-PRICES OF FOREIGN FUNDS AT ONE O'CLOCK? ~.
Austrian lids, 5 per cent. Neapolitan Scrip ... . ........
___
Bwilian Bds
..,.
1825 - Do. Scrip ..................... ,
Buenos Ayres lids . — Portuguese Bonds .........oii
' Chilian Bds, 6 per cent - Prussian, 5 per cent. •-• ...••
Colombian 11(1s, 6 per ct —. Ditto New .................. i.. pi
Do. do. 1824 . B3 Russian, New, 5 per ct. +.' ,-.
Danish, 5 per cent.
Do. Scrip
...,` (,
Greek Bds - 1 French, Jtentes, 5 per 0.,.
.....c..
Do. Scrip, 1825 - L'xchange ... --1.
.....t.
AI exican Bds . --.--,-,3 per cent.... --'it: ,c,
-Do. Scrip 1825 4h dis.. .------. Exchange ...
Neapolitan, 5 per cent ...

PRICES OF SIIALUES At ONE O'CLOCK. Syr
per
S #1
Anglo.Chilian Mining Company ...........................
Castello Bolivar Mining
and
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sprtopSaannyto 11
1-.
Chilian Mining Company . .........:...................• ..
London United Mining Company
Pasco Peruvian Mining Company 01
Potosi La Paz and Peruvian Alining Association .... pi
-
Royal Irish. Mining Company
Royal Stannsiy and British Alining Association, •• ."
New United Mexican Mining Conapany .... .. ... 1
Palladium Assurance Company ..................... .• I,
Protector Fire Assurance Conipany .................. 7. •
General Steam Navigation Corrip.my ..................
Great Westminster Dairy Company .. ................... •
Hibernian Hemp and Flax Company ................ • ....
Imperial Plate Glass Company ......................... j 4;
Lower Rhinit Steam Navigation Company .. . ......
Patent Steam Carriage Company .......... .............

FOREIGN MAILS.
(/%'
• ARRIVED. —0 ~
Guernsey and Jersey - - 1 0
Gottenburgh • l'i - I I
lianaburgit - .- - 0 0
France . - - 1 I
America - - - - 0 1
Leeward Islands - - U
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111011 \VATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MO' .
+Morning, 36 minutes after 5. j Evening, 56 minuted