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London, England, 1823-04-01 00:00:00

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the It liad papea which reecimtly arrived, 14
find that there has been a new creation pf Cardiac:
The Diaria di Home of the 12th ult. gives t1;efollow,
ing addition of twelve to the sacred College.
Holiness, the same paper adds, has rais4eleven
churchmen to the purple, but be reserves their nataN
in polio :-
1. Francis Bertartoli, Bishop of Edessi.
2. John Francis Faizacappa, Bishop.of AnCiina.
S. Antonio Pallotta, Auditor-General of the sactd
Chamber.
4. Francis Lerliipi, Auditor of the Sacred Rota.-
S. Charles Maria Pedicini, Secretary Of the P$
paganda.
6. Louis Pandolf, Secretary of thetonsulta.
7. Fabricius Turriozzi, Assessor of the Holy azi
Universal-Inquisition.
8. Hercules Dandini,Bishop of.Osin3o and Cing
9. Charles Odelaichi, Auditor of his Holiness nisi
Archbishop. bf Ferara.
10; Antony Frosini -Prefeit of the Sacred Palmand hlajot Domo of his Holiness.
It. Thomas Maria Sforza, Master of the Chamber
to his Holiness.
12. Viviano Orfini, Deacon of the Satvect.Chattlar,
It will be observed that the above list is entiiay
composed of Italians, and that the most of them ma
part of•the Household of the Pope, or reside in Rao
in different offices of the Government.

On the 27th December, 1724, Pope.Beneilict MR
published a Bull, Anakillg.it ten days imprisonmea
for a clergyman ,vearing a powdered wig I
• Eli A NUig. SWADENiinto.—A curious circu.-ustat
• .)
relative. to this once celebrated charactr,alid sib'
excites unbounded interest amongst his notorious (4h
lowers, has come to light within these teiv ti erks ee,
It appears that he.departed this lite about 50 %lam
ago, and was buried in the vault of a small church*.
chapel in the neighbourhOod of Ilatclitfe•loghwei,
Some time after his interment, one of his disciple' ,
came over to England, and—whether pro:i.pwd *
supernatural inspiration or by his own blind super 4
tion, does not appear—contrived, by means of bribiei
the sexton or grave,digger, to gain admittance to tip
cemetery whe, e his body was deposited. Here, in tte
silent hour of midnight, (having previously suppligi
itt
himself with the necessary tn:plements) he bro
open the coffin, and severed the head from the frank
of the departed saint, with the former of whit!'
he safely decamped to lir pisn count' y. This re 4,
he preSeived with' tho. greatest care and veneration
tin tpe day of his' death, when it was discovered by -'
his-lurisivisgiThatites; and from some written• clocil7
meats left behind the fanatic, the whole circumstance
connected .witb this extraordiaarratrair were deft
loped.-..:His friend's; alarmed it the consequencesthst
might follow s,Och an unhallo,,tved. violation of thr
.j
tomb, and being.deiirous of atoing in some meet* ~
for the sins of him who had been guilty-of so mats
crime, caused the head to be forthwith transmitted :.

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this country, with a request that the coffin might
re-opened for thepurpose of ascertaining. if it was
islenticaLhead of the saint, 'and if so, that it might*
restored to its original situation: In compliance wig
this reqoest, the coffin was opened, and' the also,
story proved. to be perfectly correct, the trunk 44
of a skeleton presenting itself to the astonished eye
of those around. The head has accordingly been rot
interred. The Rev. Mr. S. Noble, Aliiiilter of flanrivei
street Chapel, Long Acre, in reftrehne to the extraali
dinary circumstance above related, says—" it is ttill
that the skull of Swedenborg was a few )ears ass
(not soon after his interment) taken from his coffin' 4
the vault of the Swedish church near Ratclifkli
way, by a Swedish gentleman then, and now, living
in England: but it is not true that the person Wl*
executed this singular robbery was or is one of hi
disciples. I understand that the motive whisk JO
him to obtain possession of this 'relic,' was the saint
as led "Drs. Gall and Spurzheirn to pcissess the*
selves of similar relics of other eminent men. The
fact' having been heard of by the Countess d
Sweden, she requested an -English gentleman of rant
to wait upon the possessor, and request that he stink)
ill* the skull to be:rejstored to its former situatiosi
to. which' be readily assented."
suir.z.l.volorz—Tiregsr4wo Irishmen were yes4irds,
placed at:the Viarged as parties in a desperate advai
cao4treit;Edgeware.toaa. A disposition to guar:siva ism:
bargemetilutd been. nianifett amonrxhe low . tliberabnactfili
vielpity .130p4 Friday; ant on the following es,* mg.
awe armbourstied, in each of which the hargemtoea
' Tarawa: The witChmen and Bois-street peyote' madeT
eifnme to keep the peace bet were completely overpowe
drieadflity beiten with, inherit, clubs, -and pronged forks. GI
watchman, named Poole, remains in imminent danger, je# If
was not till a strong party of the military from Potter p.P;
racks wer, called in, that the streets could be cleared.
Goners were then taken out of various homes by the Poles
nine of them, however, could be identified, owing to theirbavial
exchanged clothes, die. In the watch Ouse, and Ulm OW
held to bail. Tbeuthers were discharged.

BIRTHS. .
Wednekky, at Anniston, Lady Ann LedtiaCtniblaeltiotailli;
The' glib Vt.. at Axthigrei, the etf,tfie Its•
GrahOtat, of a son.
Monday seinio' TM. ii.li. of.a

the

• . itARRiSD.
Weduesday, ai Portsmouth, Mr, 8. C.. Fisher, Coma
the American ship Gcorge and Albert, to Miss InOils "WI!
Lieutenant rrorie' orPortstnouth.
The tothinst. Frederic Dailey, MM. 'to Blisaboths Loess
daughter of the late John Rainier, Eat. of Actullog_,.•
At Annan, Mr. Go
Coplson, of Mirstnifilis Noah Age'
rica,ro Miss Ann Clarke, of AllonbT•

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DIED.
Wednesday, Mr. Robert Osborn, •Stpdent of the Royal 40
demyotged u.
Monday se'unight, at Cheltenham, the ,infant daughter:
Captain '
Sunday-Weeniest; at hiolodgings in Pimlico, Wm.
Morel; Esq.- on. of Me Surgeons to the Weeteninster
• Kr. Smith, Purser, .R. .N.'or of Mr. I.; Smith of e
'Pared! Portsmouth.
•' In the 71n year •of bhupprifilibnn+lllow, &q.amiter of the Meth Roicintmek ;! ;Tett., . • ;
• Is Dublin, Michael Xiacy,Ovistaigliterileedi

• MAILS. •sa. DO IL '‘ • ALL.' a
Dublin ! 1 0 France . ' II .. .
waterto rd - • ' 4 • 0 Hambafils a ...,,
Guernsey and Jersey 0 1 PLituliiia 0
LisboU 0 0 Malta ' • 0
Rollincl • I 0 •Gottenburgli 4. '1
Antrrica . e• .0 I. Brazil • 0 4