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The Path Papers of Wednesday Jut detail some
proceedings:bef4,re the Tribunal of Municipal Police,
in which Sir Janet Crawford complained of the
Count and Countess d'Orsay, the Duke de Gram'.
mont, and his son, Mrs. Crawford, the plaintiffs
aunt, and the Marchiodess de Sourdis, of having
calumniated his character, by accusing him of
ling, and of having held two pistols to the breast of
a dying uncle, C.::r the purpose of extorting frost him
a large sum of money. This case had already been
postponed from the Tuesday preceding, that Sir
James might have time to summon as,Wjtitessei the
Duked'Angoultme, Prince Talleyraatr, the Count
f)ocases, and several other perintis of distinction.-.:.
The cast came e' again the Co-art on Tuesday
The following is bt7ccouNd of farther prO-
444odings
. Sir JAUSS CRAWFORD saidk.,ll be was "Petremiely
wary that theGesdemen and Ladies witnesses)
should hive had the
_trouble of . had
engaged M.llletryse, the younger, ailhis advocate t
but.shis•Gentlenutu had resiphecl the cease, giving,
as his reason, the animosity which his father M. Ber-
ryer,: the elder, (who was 6tgaged in the defence),
had shewn on the former day in speakin3 agains•
the plaintiff."
M. BIRRTRii, the elder—" It lc seieral; days since
.tay son, threw up this case. His principle's• ar,l.too
well known to permit any one to believe O.:a
i'duld complain of any animosity shewn by me.
•ttemand that this case shall now proceed:"
-Sir J. CRAWFORD renews his demanl, and insist,.
that thecase should be put off, on account of his ig-
norance of the mode of procedure, and the necessity
'bf his procuring an Advocate.
'The Clerk, hotiever, began to read the charges,
when Sir J. Crawford again required time for obl
tabling' die' attendance of the Duke d'Angouleme,
the Count Decazesi!and the Prince Talleyrand; bat
the King's Commissioner opposing it, Sir J. Craw-
ford became warm, and, interypting the reading of
the Charges, 'aeclared it was itimosiihle to proceed
without an' Advocate. The Court then appointid-
DD Advocate, but the plaintiff 'would not accept his
services. The Clerk again proceeded to read the
Charges, when Sir.J. Crawford, no longer observing
any decorum, exclaimed, " I see there is no disposi-
tion to do me justice. I shall not remain in a Court
where they proceed in at disgrateful I manner."—
These words excited a great manner, and the King's
Commissionex demanded that his. words should be
taken down, foF the _purpose of proceeding against
him for th i e nsult:. The Judge, however,* said, that
considering- Sh:James Crawford to be a foreigner,
cad probably not aware of • the force of the expres-
sions he had used, il•Avottid be better not to notice.
them% ,lanns,Crawford then retired precipitately,
climbing o'er chairs arvil benches. The charges
were read., apiftl'ie witnesses called. but of these the
part rd' *sent exives, under pretence of in.
lions-Abuse who. appeared were ignorant cf
the matter in charge, except a Swiss servant of Sir
Janus 9.rawford's uncle. This man stated, that the
doers of the uncle's house were closed against Sir
James, but that the latter succeeded one day in en
tering, and with pistoli in his hands, thieatetied any
of the servants with death who opposed him: •• I
7120: saidthe Swiss, "tor my old sword, and !plc.
.mise you, if my wife had not prevented me, this Sir.
James, Crawford had not this day appeared here"--
(Loud laughing 'among the cuiditors" Yes, you.
itilY laugh, but I have been a soldier for' hirty years,.
'and have served eleven campaigns.P.•: •
The further hearing, of the emu, pm postponed.:

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Extract of a letter d'ated' nebec, Jay 17, 1819:
The weather has been excessively' hot sev
days this summetu.-1169 in the sun, 'and 92° in the
shade. They have commenced counterfeiting the
Bank Bills of the country, which is much to be de.
- • plored, as it will tend to diminish public credit, and
there are no 'Dollars in circulation. The Bishop of
.Qoatiac arrived; after a pasiageof six weeks, via the
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Western 151e5.... The-trade of this place in the lum-
- • 6 , bias business this summer will be much greater than
son - L A , ever was known. The articles of life sell keep their,
ingham; an-d
*ld i very high prices.—Beef 9d. per pound, and Mutton
as' Landoll ;
,very mien Is.—Emigrants arrive in 'vast members
from the 'different parts of the United' Kingdom.'
Just published, by T. HARVEY, of Blacicfriars-. Quebec -sees a great deal of distress amongst these
road, a Pocket Manual, being A few Minutes Ad- objects, but it can bear no proportion to that which
eke from the Medical .Board, in a Lecture on the is.to be seen higher up the country. Their arrival,
Lues Venerea and Sexual Debilities, as deliver- however, may answer one good end. The Govern-
ed. at Woodstock-House, and Charlotte-House, in meet are turning their attention to the improteMent'
March last, a . Publication highly interesting to of the-roads, sothing of vast consequence here, and
young Practitioners, and of importance to the vital these unhappy objects will meet with employment:"
interests of Society.—For the accommodation of. By the Quebec Papers we learn, that on the 46th
Patients at the West end of 'the Town, a Medical cif July a-Public Meeting was convened,-for the pun
Board is established in Woodstock-street, Oxford- pose of establishing a Society, under the, title of the
street, under the patronage of Dr. COOPER, of Chat- Quebec -Emigrant Society kin connexion and cot-
lotte House, Great Charlotte-street, Blackfriars-road. respondence with those already existing, or which
The Board is composed of Gentlemea of the first may be formed hereafter in those proeincest for the
talent, of nearly forty years' experience, all Members purpose of affording employmentl' information, and
of the Royal Colleges of London and Edinburgh, assistance to'destitute settlers in Quebec and its neigh.
who are consulted daily by all ranks of inva- bourhood. Certain Resolutions were immediately
lids with the greatest confidence. Patients afflicted entered into, and the Society was regularly constituted.
with j certain complaint, strictures, erratic pains, I We learn'by adviees from Calcutta, that on the
' eruptions of the skin, ulcerated throat, glandular 19th of January; the expedition that had been pre.
swellings in the neck, nodei on the shin hones, &c ' paring sit Penang tack its departure with Fir STA m-
are diseases which arise from improper treatment— ' .soitra-Rmat.xs for Johore, in the Straits of Sineapora.
I the afflicted are immediately relieved, and speedily' Major- Fak6QUVAR embaTked with, the expedition, to
cured, without confinement.—Messrs..COOTEß and Ca (-command the troops that are, employed. As scot as
are consulted at Woodstock House, from Eight in the Sir Vrastroari returns froth'Johore, which, it is ix-
Morning until Eight at Night ; and at Charlotte.' petted, wilt %revery speedily, the second expedition
House, Great Charlotte-street,• opposite the Rev. will start for Acheen.
Rowland Hill's Chapel, from Twelve till Eight,l Leiters 'received • Ream
and no where else in London .—Mechanics have ad- i state, that General ,
vice. Gratis every evening, from Six till Eight, at the ship Hero, belongii
:both Houses; and on Sunday Mornings until Twelve . be took the atfvantage
years standing, and and had. pm:eeded V
o'Clock.—N.B. Ruptures of 90
of 24 inches in circumference, recfically cured, with-, for Jamaica,, to lay
out surgical operatio Private Entrance, and -1-lossa PQPiI •
4vale Rooms, for comkultatiost. • cruiser in-starch

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