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The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-04-08

both tries, aid of oarless agar underwent she opera.
ties. One decent piettv.h.oking girl, lobe's 17 )eara
of age, ptesPuteti httl"li at the moment w hi et the holy
of Morgan was ut In be cut down, and she aciesl.
ly got apes his collie to Maud relbrieettly high fi
the head of tha corpse to be drown 'eyriesl time. ewer
her neck. liner great gust hese bees Its crediail
which coml.: induce a vung girl, in the face of bus.
deeds of spectators, taus publicly to impose herself
in the performance of an act so terrible( to the fe.
male delicacy aid general feeling. it is truly pr.
liable.

After hanging the usual time, the bodies were an
down, and being placed in shells were conveyed to
Moidst-mv for interment.

W. lawn, we believe, was born lo the vicinity et
'Web,trlge.s ells, and early aeseciatioo with bad cow:
patty, that freitfel 'ogres of crime, brought kiss to
his ignominious mod. The olitmo for which be saf.t
feted was a high•ay robbery committed in the uijbtf
mud attended oils the most savage cruelty.
Little is publicly known of the inns of 41
other criminal, 'mild that they ere rripectable.--;
lfs "taw In the cateoder stood lures Mnttire; bet
that gas not his real nags, Maidiaose Paper.)

PULICIL
London, England, 1819-04-08

LORD BYRUN.

The scatelaloes report of Lord BYRON Siting and
revelling with two sisters when at Genova, is pasi• I
Only contritlieted, sod mtislarterily accounted for, I
in the extract of a letter from Geneva to the Editor
of the romantic tale of The Vampire. The writer,
after giving some excellent traits of his Lordship's
character, says, " 1 must freebies from nose (copula.
tion attached to him of having in his house two sisters
as the partakers of his revels. This is, like many
other charges which have been brought Reins' Lord
BiraoN, entirely destitute of troth- Hi. only com-
panion sat the physician, whose society was parti.
cularly sought fur. The report originated from the
following circoasstance : Mr. BTSIIciIieLLY, a Geis.
Heenan known for his daring opiniuns Ma'am( !ohms a
boos, below, in which he reei•iad with Miss M. W.
Gonette sod Miss Cgtosiosiv (the ilteolitors of the
eeeleffflited Mr. GouWi%). they were Iterrenel) vi-
e vizors at Modal', and writ...lien seen on the Lake with
his Lordship; and this gave rise to the story which is
here positively denied."
London, England, 1819-04-08

`!'HE ATATii.gMAN":

LENT ASSIZES.

KINGSTON, Aran S.

IV. Smith, • wretched end forlorn looking trea-
ter., MI years of ego, was c►arged with robbing SO.
phis Totter, on the King's highway, 'boot sits lo
the •rei,in; of the tel Oct. last.

The Prosecetrie, on the evening mentioned, was
ening from Peckham, by Camberwell-green, towards
Louglihorough-liouse,-11bout sit o'clock. She was
met by the Prisoner, ;rho slopped her, and said,
" Deliver up your money ! ar it will be the worse
for you." The witness said she bed none; bet lie
retard a stick, idler he brandished about, and saki,
" It's a lie! and you most let me have the
meney." Becoming much alarmed, she begged of
him not to hart her, and she would give him whet
she lied got. She then pulled from ber pocket half-
e.gelnes and some copper, which be took from her,
bet was not satisfied Espying her wedding rine
spots her finger, he said, " 1 went another thing,"
end proceeded to pull it off. She ►esistod, end the
Prisoner braised her hand very much. He succeeded
in taking away the dog; end witness was an fright.
ened at the time, that she did not even know whe-
ther she bad Rivet► the money mentioned to the Pri-
soner, or whether he took it from her pork's., him-
self. The Pritooer, at the lime, scraped; but, in
the criers, of the etching, slit was called upon logo
to the watch-house, end look at a man, who had
been orprehended for another robbery. She did so,
and ir:srantly recognised the Prisoner as the person
who had attacked and robbed her.

Th. Prisoner b►ing milted upon to answer the
: charge, pres►nted *paper, which, hovrever, was not
read to the Court, his Lordship tbinkirg that it was
calculated more to affect the measure of his punish.
men', if foetid Reilly, than to disprove th► facts
alleged against him.—The Jury found bile Guilty—
. Death.

the Defendants entering thi beefs in the manner
slated; bet it di.l not appear that they used any
threats or vinionce, noir oboe they left Holland in
possession, Carey told Ifellsad if be was afraid of
staying by himself, be wield seed his a brace of
pistols.
Mr. Cuero-coo, for the Defeadeals, objected, that
this did not amount tea forcible entry.
The Learned Judge said, certainly It did not, but
that the Defendants might tojestore the 201. they had
thus obtained.

Mr. Cuawoon said, that ought to be done, and
that it shoold be done ; and after some farther con.
ferenee, it was agreed that a verdict of guilty should
be taken to aecere the re.toiymeist.
Nothing forth d at them Ambles worthy
of being reported.—The limo Circuit hero fillialseti.
London, England, 1819-04-08

SECOND CIIIIRDE.

.....
Prisoner was
then
put to the bar, charged
with assaulting Sarah Jones, on the lat of October,
on the highway, putting her in fear, and taking frogs
her person • silk umbrella and • gold ring. The
Prosecutriz said, she was a widow, and lived at
Peckham, sod on the flay ststed in the indictsriesit,
about eleven o'clock in the forenoon, was passing
along the North Fields, towards the Rosemary
Branch, Camberwell, • hen she heard footsieps be-
hind her; she revived round, and sa• the Prisoner
silweitrinot slowly upon her. She had at the time an
infant child in her arms, and carried also an vet.
brella in her band. The Prisoner, upon reackkag
her, looked round to see if soy person sees near, and
perceiving no one in sight he suddenly came ap, and
seised her umbrella. This she resisted, as well es
she cnald, bet in vain. then looked mod again
to see if he was observed, but the " coast beleg
clear," he made a violent demand of her, that abs
'beak! give ep the wedding ring off her finger, say.
ins, " I most have this too !" Wit nese clenched her
hand, and tried to prevent it; wine the Prisoner
raised his stick, and threatened her. Witness
screamed oat " Murder ;" and said, " For God's
sake don't hurt my person."—The Prisoner answer-
j ed, " I will if you don't he quiet."—Witness In re-
ply v‘id, " Too have totaled both the fatherless and
the widow ;" and he said, " I don't care for that ;
what I base got I shalt have, and will keep."—After
this he continued to Vlllow her, holding op his stick
in a threstening win, and commanding her to be
, quiet. In • little time, trampler, a person appeared
at some distance, and she Prisons., ran a • my.
r J. 1./inborn said, he saw the Prisoner ran, end kr
consequence of what the Prosecet fit said, he pursers'
him. In his flight, the Prisoner dropped an um-
brella ; and having come op with him, a struggle en-
' sued, when both fell into a ditch. Ile was, however,
I overcome, arid given into custody.
C. Lewis, au officer, took charge of the Prisoner,
and, besides the umbrella, found upon him a number
of religious tracts, • large clasp knife, a tobirco.
box (containing • duplicate of another embrella), •
golol wedding-ring, and other property.
The ring, as well as the umbrella, were clearly
I proved lobe the property of Mrs. Jones.
The Prisoner, in his defence, said, be was driven '
to the act by sore distress.
,
Mr. Justice PACE charged the Jury, who instantly
I pronounced the Prisoner Guilty— Death.
There masa third charge of the same slalom sgsinst
: him, bat the Learned Junoc said he would not try
him npnn

iii. Lordship said, he should feel wanting in his
duty to society, if he did not mark the heinoosaess
of the Prisoner's crimes by immediate judgment, and
hating made some fowling and appropriate remarks
upon Ike vileness of his defence, pleading sore want
when he might hese had relief, and carrying wish
him a number of tracts, which ahlvaid have laugh,
hint at least to abstain from the desperate coarse be%
bad adapted, he pr cod upon his the awful sea-
'enc. of death.
London, England, 1819-06-05

THE STATESIIIAN,

insist on Ibis point against all remonstrance hams the
Defendant, arid he distribeted hand-bills about the
Theme, to this purpose before the performance com-
menced. The hour of commencement arrived ;
Manager insisted en the first arrengement. The
Plaintiff resisted, and insisted on addressing the au-
dience, amongst whom were • coosiderable umber
of his partisans. The Defendaut, apprebstosive of
riot and destruction to his house, forbad the Ploiltilir
at his petit from addressing the aedieace. Before
the certain, however, a setae of dating riot com-
menced ; the gilded ornaments of the Galleries were
torn off, and hurled at the chandeliers. Mr. Barry-
more, who came forward at the Manager's request,
to explain to the enraged auditory, was pelted with
missiles, and could oat obtain silence for above 20
minutes. He was at last heard, sad all seemed
quiet, when the Pisiatiff rushed forward on the
stag., and the clamour and tint were immediately
rewired. Mr. Barrymore bowed and retired, and
at length, after sorb trouble and a total change of
arrangements, the Pantomime teak precedence, and
all went on quietly. Neat day hit. Clapp**.
dale' the Solicitor for the Proprietors, resort-
stratesi v ilk the Plaintiff en the impropriety
of his condect, and advised him f• conduct him-
self quietly, as most condocive to his own kr-
Welts and those of the Proprietors. Bet the Plain•
tiff suit', that he had been wronged, and be would
be righted ; that there were such things as Gond, of
Justice in this country ; that be had more bend-bills
to diattibeie, and after some further altercation, it
was agreed that the Plaintiff should relinquish the
Stage management, but continue to perform, and
that his name, as stage-manager, should be d
from the bills. Theism, was struck oat lithe bills,
and that of Mr. Barr) more, jam. inserted for Thurs-
day, and the Plaintiff played clown its the panto.
mime, let doting his performance polled out • play-
bill, showed It to the auditory, pronounced the
words--" Mr. Bartymore, starge.mattager—come. I
shall not stand that," upon which a general hissing
immediately commenced. The Paintiff continued to
perform until the Snottioy, when his pantomime was
withdrawn. The Defendant, on• the Friday Night,
spoke to his on the stage, shook kends with him,
and desired 'het all past disputes might be boded in
oblivion. mutually bade good night, and God
bless yon. on the Monday folloolog. the Plain.
tiff received a formal letter of dismissal ; was refused
admittance to any part of the Theatre, and all op-
portnnities to perform his contract, and also his sti.
pulated benefit, or any compensation for the panto.
mime written by him; and for the less 905011114 by
those circoonstaisces, be brought this action, aid also
for the penalty of breach of contract.
The Learned Judge slimmed op for the Jury with
appropriate comments, and they fused for the Plain.
tiff—Damages 2001.
London, England, 1819-06-05

To KING'S RIRTII-D.41:

y„,,,day being the auniverlary of his Welts',
biuhstie, the same was observed as usual with every
d„„,„floraii,in of resp►ct ; lb. morning being u,berytt
iw „,;,e, the general ringing of bells, itied the display
of coloots from eh• steeples of the different churches,
„smic.huiirtrags, &r. The Kim's, the Qoatiss's, the
Tilt-yard guards dtd duty in their birth-day •ni-
• far...
At vs* ?lock the cannel, in St. Jsmes•s Park and
at the Tower of London diedorged a double royal
meow
la dig worse of the day the men employed I. Fire
Insersoce-olives anti ether Public-eaves paraded the
streets is new clothing, in the customary wan..,.
la the etymons Mr. Vidler, de contractor for
building the wail-turoches, gave his anneal enter.
triorreet at his Memo is Millbank.row, to the differ-
ent fereishers 4.1 w•11-eeaeba with horses, Ike. It
was arranged for all the email-coaches to the differ-
ent planes of destioatio• to start now, and newly
&oersted. At Ave o'elork the drivers aid guards
in their use clothing, wen assembled on a grass.
play, where they drank the King's health in three
cheers. The annuml exhibition attracted a great as-
snobbier of the first judges of horses; muses them
were Sir Henry Pc!tiot, Sir Henry Campbell, Mt.
Cite Brown, of Leicester, who has received dire,-
tinns (foes the Kilt; of Prussia to select English
tortes fin hir Majesty. 'nose most admired !sewe-
d,' • •ir the greys in the Dover, the demote in the
Portsmouth, and the odd hisses in Bee Gloucester,
is well as their harness, which was of • new and a•-
p.rinr essnufactute. The pritesalost proceeded, es
'seal, through St. James's Park, and halted at the
laseen's Niece and Culton-house, &c. su their way
is the Post•..fftre, Stc.
In the egps.j..4 O. Peleliu Opera •hoose, the Thea-
tre•. Messrs. Trance, Baffling, Gilbert, and others of
the Royal (redeems's. Norm:weft their houses.
London, England, 1819-11-16

Pet Alt.
rtridi Prim
dM~t"
to Is/

RADICAL CIRCULAR.

•
Th. Committee of Two Iheared bete lowed s
• pew, which goes by the above name' throogbeet
the Lewdest Press, aunneneing that •tLondon wiS
we," is Smithfield, on the 24th inst. for
pennon there contained. We need not
them ittee the Vitaliser Meetieg, and we have
to pray, that the turbulent wits of this new
ponsbisge may bring them into tin worse* stripe then
the med.peitleg which they received thee. The
moats, owes them the severest reprehension for
Omit indecent and impertinent felly. The Meetings
balled by mussel sad respects bile see are thus harden-
-54 with the lying elediaritits which the Correptieeiste
profess to discover *tureen the two; the Ministerial
scribes, them ill- 'mooed birth, whose teem telling bodes
Nil to see liberties, are joy fel eves to clauses, at the
ergemeet which the Committee furnish for dethroning
' by
London, England, 1819-02-05

To Too EDITOR or nix STATESMAN.

Sufi—Several paragraphs having lately appeared
in the public Papers, and particularly a very harsh
one in the Observer of the 31st ult., conveying a be.
lief that 1 had either compromised or abandivoed she
prosecution of Charles Reanett, who stole ey child,
I beg to avail myself of year Paper to dicier to lls•
Public, that it has always been my intention to pro-
secute him, and that no means have been neglected
tau my part to bring the offender before an Euglish
Jury, to which I am actuated by a sense of duty to
society, as well as a regard to the safety of my fa.
oily (although not with (*slings improperly vindic-
tive). 1 did, in coastwise', cause application to
be made to the Secretary of State fur Foreign Alairs,
ou
the subject, who, with a prorptitode, fur which
I feel very grateful, dispatched instructions to his
Majesty's Chatgi d'Affaires at llimborgh, to endea-
vour to prorate from Ilia Oldoeborels Government
the tranicivissi,ii of ltennett to England; and I have,
is consequence. evpicted his arrival for several weeks
past, and rootiose so to do, but which event I can-
not either accelerate or retard. To compromise such
en
jollity I. should consider as disgraceful to me, or
as afraid to the kind zeal of those who assisted my
pursuit, and contributed to the success of it, as also
to the prl.lic .nlypathy, for which I am so much in.
/Ward ; I iloitga myself to prosecute the of.
fender, as wetl as to relate any insinuation that
may'havo • teaching to my prejadico, or that of
toy family.
1 am, fee, year eery obedient wryest, .
Commihn,y-t.or, Feb.). Jussf.rlt 110111.111 T.
London, England, 1819-11-27

Tile ZINO V. CONSIILL.

- - -
This Defoodaet, to whose caw we alluded yester-
day, and who had been convicted, with twenty
others in the trod* of coach.making, for hiving cam.
Mood sod conspired to lessee the time of work, and
to raise the rate of were, and whams jedgmeet was
postponed to .Ford him an opperteaity of potties ha
en
affidavit eapieeetory of certain facts counted
with his former *ad present nineties, agate immured
on the Saar.
The ellidavit was pet in and read. It stated that I
be was neither himself anointed with goy society,
each as bed led to the present prosecution, sot had
be any knowledge of any such 'listing.
Mr- Jeflial BATLEY, is delimits the jedgmist
of the Court, commeeted with great severity on the
enormity end mischievoes leathery of the (Preece of
Ishkb the Defendant had bees convicted. Their
Iseideltipe bed, however, taken into unadderstioe
Ike mettersdisciesed in hie adidavit, and had awarded
and sajedged, that be should pay a Get to the Kies
el 3001., that be shield be imprisoned for 12 colon-
der months in the Cold 13ath.fields prison, end at the
end of that time he should led unties fnr his pod
behaviour for three years, himself In 3001., and two
',reties in 2001-each, sod that he should be farther
imprisoned till his See be paid.
CONSTABLES OF MANCHESTER.
Mr. WILLIAIOS moved for a Rule to show IMO
why • writ of Mandamus shield net ilOllll in del
Overseers of Mandsster, commending thou to sibs
mit to the inhabitants of the said loon as eueent ei
the espeneve of the constables for the lest three
months. This ',otitis was grounded on ao Act
Parliament which directed that such accounts shoed
be submitted quarterly to the inhabitants for their
epproval. 'rho affidavit which he bad was made by
Mr. Taylor, one of the inhabitants, stating, that the
accoonis had been submitted by the Overseen ; het
that eeitain charges for printing end other matters
were made in lumping sems, without any espies.-
don ; and ell health objections were taken, the whole
were •rprovad. The object of the present applica-
tion was, to get an eztolaustioe of the items alluded

to by Mt. Taylor.
Bole Nisi granted.
London, England, 1819-11-18

HEREFORD COU‘TY

This Meeting, to consider the late events at Muscle's.
ter, took place on Frith, lest,W Heathery, Etq. High
Sheriff, in the Chair; when, not nithsten.frni the
fathom does attempts t • defeat its object, the attend.
eve► was sec:, at to lease no spry ortorroplert in the
greet County Hell emeriti, ',yawl f... public ores.
slant. Nosily 44X) persons of the art' t !asses in the
county solo acromm.ofated with wallas the orchestra,
whilst shoot 000 freeholders, mimeo, sad home.
hol.lers, hid ttoodiog room in the area below. This
while assemblage nosnimoosly resolved to a.ltleets the
relors Item', him In firm but rot; eetiol line
liege, Io instil ureeatiary into an event "Phial had cost
the lives of several of his Majest)'s suttjects. The ps Ole
sins of Ministers end of the Menchtmet Msgistrster,
fortiori tee "resit fur dimt oppasil inn, likely contented
themselem oith absence from the hell ; but adopted
the notable espeil,ent of •101.fing lists • pto.
lest against tb• Mee.int brlurs it rat Actil, and
, orpoilas prmedlegs 4e,fort t'uv nuance.—
London, England, 1819-11-20

FOREIGN NEWS.

Tie French and other papers fermis,' nothing is.
lemming to the Batista reader. The li;t,i; Fiance
mends, and has transacted loaminess api.o the
islets. Some of the writers is the Minerre mud

Gensslittalionsel, it is said, ate stole, prowcetiost, for
writing in discredit of the motional property.
Fresh Fends, Nov. I 5. Five per Cents. 69!.95c.
Bank Stock, t,480(.
MtNTZ. Nov 10.—In the first silting of the Gm.
till Came i•sion of Investigation, the docemests re.
lessee to the alisic of Sand, were submitted; as else
diffetent papers of investiptioss which hate takes
place is several Smog of the Germaeic Confederate's.
Room Nov. I.—Fer some weeks a Special Cos.
mission has bees et:copied in staking miseries lots
the bnaocisi cooditlen of the state of the church, and
into the abeses which occer in it. Notwithstandieg
the high integrity of Cardinal Guerrieri, the former
treasurer, soot of the persons employed ende► his►
have accused his of having defrooded t►e State is an
extraordinary m . Cardinal Gasped has bees
provisiosally entreated with the departmest of 1.
r .

Demote, Nov. 4.—Oar Cattiest is steepled ems
in the leastwise of the oeuvres onleised by the
Germania 1:141. _ _

FLonaucc, Nov. 4.—His Brilassie Majesty's
Minister, Mr. Conn*, passed ihniegh this capital
on the lit inst. Ile only made a stay of a fee boom,
dean which be eagerly visited *or galleries. Ile is
travelling sigh all speed to reach Leedom previously
to the opening of Parliament.
Vicavht, Nov. b.—Tk• Government beviog re.
Mired advice that the plague had broken out in Mel•
davit, enters were immediately kneed to the who.
title, of Galati. to enforce the necessary precautions
with re•peet to parsec and merchandise arriving from
that cleaner.
London, England, 1819-11-20

COMMON !TALL.

A Common Hall was yesterday convened, in par.
solace of a Reqeisition presented to the Lord Mayor,
‘' for the purpose of considering certain measures
adopted by the Court *f Aldermen, respecting the
proceedings of the last Common Hall, deeply affect-
lig the rights and privileges of the whole body of the
Livery, and for adopting such mimes lbtreen as
soy be deemed necessary."
A few minutes after one o'clock, the Lord Mayor
appeared on the besting., and was received with lead
sod unanimous applause. Mr. Sheriff Perkins, Mr.
Alderman Wood, and Mr. Alderman Waithmae,
wen also honoured with the warm approbation of the
Livery.
The Common Crier bating mide tho usual prods.
matioe, and stated the purpose for which the Livery
were assembled,
The Loan biATOR stepped forward, am;riat the
pisedits of the assembly, and 'Trued the business of
the day. He said he bad the honour to announce so
the Livery, that be bad convened she present Cow.
mon Hall, in comeneence of • itewiisition, very
eunierously and very respectably signed, which had
been presented to him, for a purpose which would be
stated to them by the proper Wirer. He had now
only to request. that their most impartial attention
would be Wended to every Gentlemen who miefa
think proper to present himself to their notice ; and
Ithat they would, as far as was practicable, confine
themselves to the subject whkb they were opeLitlly
vssembled to discats.—(.lpplausc.)
London, England, 1819-11-20

Mr. Reesell4heo pleaded Nei Cetilly, sod his plea
yes recorded.

Er GRAY.
Said SIDSOOIIII I. a Leaned Efi•lll4,
.. la Ste-, sad than of pens. Wine.
What world rat wisdom reettatatead ?"
•• Nimight: lays kis Friend, " but resiguative."

The Tolima Ream will hold a Levee at Carlton.
holm on Friday neat, the 26th inst.
Yesterday the Doke of CLASENCE and Prince
Loom.° visited the Pat NCI REGENT at Can
house.

Vinceent CAITLERCAGII bad an audience et the
Pateca REGCNT yesterday et Carlton-boese.
_ _

The Persian Ambassador and suite arrived I. De►.
lin from Scotland on Monday lost, where ►is lis-
milleoey slept, and left that city the following day,
for Mount Stewart, the goat of the Marquis of Los-
oomotaar, whence he would proceed on a visit to
the Marquis of Downswing, at Hillsborough.
Demist Hawkins was cowshed to Horsham Gaol,
by the Lewes Benc► of Magistrates, last Tuesday, on
the suspicions( uttering a forged 101. Bank of Eogisnd
note, knowing jt to he suc►.

Suociatua Occuanence.—Friday, about twelve
o'clock, Mrs. Matthews, the wife of a respectable
wire-worker in Crooked-lane, in II fit of insanity,
throw her itstant child, about three months old, from
a back window in one of the attics into the yard, and
then precipitated herself from a front window into
the street, where she was killed Donn the spot ; the
child was not killed, bat is dreadfully mangled by
the fall.
London, England, 1819-11-20

TUB LINO O. ausgsLt..

This storming Joseph Ransil, of liirmiegham, who
was ernienced a few days ago, for having published
liones Parody on Me Litany, woe brought up to
plead Is an iodietmont, charging him with the pab.
lieation, by 'riling of a seditious and blasphemous
libel, contained in No. U. of the Republican.

Oa being asked whether be would plead new or
traverse, he said, that he had asked for • copy of the
indictment in esin. It wee so Ong, and nominal
so many counts, tbat it was impossible for him to
soke his defence, unless he had • copy.
Mr. Jostic• lIOLSOYD mid, that the Coed bad •e
power so order btt• to be feroisbed with • copy of
the indictment.

1 Mr. Russell said, that the whole of his property had
bent assigned for he tweak of his creditors, sad he
wished to know if he sight oot plead in forme
Pa Justice said, that if he pleaded now,
rhe ris C
Ps
and hereafter wade his application by to the Coon
aidavits, stating that he was not worth 51., be might
hare the basalt of pleading is linos paveris, as
he desired.
London, England, 1819-08-05

AMERICAN INTELLIGF.NCE.

The Pepin of the 10th oh. ere by this ties it
one of oar own parts; we regret that we shell sot
be able to come at their contents until bowmen,.
In the mesa time, we submit the following ostrich
from those already s►rived, which will corroborate
the information already published regarding the state
of commerce throughout the whole range of Atlantic
Amesia, together with a transaction which has taken
place is the Assembly of Boston of very high is-
portages to the political Whirs of the Union :
'•CHARLRSTON, Jogal4.

" BY THE SCHOONER COMET.

" lIATANNAH, JUNE 15.--Business cootinsono es-

tremely dull, and we think It will remain so for
two months longer, w►en t►e general belief it, we
shall have more favorable et mints from Europe,
sad business will take a sew spring. hies is spire
. up to eight dollar.. The news of the rise of this se-
nd* being *Needy forwarded to Charlottes and Si.
vannah, we fear large importations will soots toilets,
and coos* a depression. White sugars are selling at
9 to 101, brews 9 to 71, coffee 20 to 23 dollars.
• " There is nothing political stirring. The times are
gloomy enough—black vomit, seiaeres,and losses are
depicted in every corsoienance—if I Off this 622600
. through. I shall live for seer
t Eatract of a Letter dared St. Thomas, May 29 :
- • .it Iloamt.e, by she latest accounts, was in Colabosa,
bet was daily eapeeted in Careens. Thls enforte-
WU city ►as pia been sisited by as ettthqsake."
London, England, 1819-06-04

PA ROL

Mr. F. DOUGLAS wished le ask the Noble
lard (Cattier..o) if any proceeding% had been taken
by his Majesty's Government towards provettiins the
cation of Paw ?
Lord CASTLEREAGII did not feel Mattel(
bound to sun if any iostrattions bad been forward-
ed relative to Parr, because the ant question
would be, as to the natant of such instructions.—
And the Hon. &leather should be aware of the incon-
venient interference which such questions end dircio.
lures would bass on the part of the Executive Go-
vernment.
bk. F. DOUGLAS.-Alie Noble Lard hod the
other evening ed so much gond Betio( on lbw
I subject, and such pity for the People of Perm, that
by his interference.
he (Mr. D.) was led to hope they aright
Lord CASTLEREAOII.--i will porno whotee.r
yet he roved
Imam I think Is right, sod at tire proper alms be
able to defend It.
FORKION VILISTIIIENr RILL. ^
Mr. MELLISH presented a retittoo freer the

•1.

4
London, England, 1819-06-03

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF OF KIWI BENCH. Jaws?.
LONG V. SIIITII.

This was an action by Mr. &Won Lnng against
the Defendant, es the Treaserer of t►e West India
Dark Company, to recover a comperinsino in da.
wive. for an injury sustained by the Plaintiff, in the
I.ms of a part of a cargo of smear en board • vinvel
called the Kingsrne, which, on entering tile W.st
Indio Docks, was damaged t►rough the negligence of
t►e Company's servants.
T►e Plaintiff's case was conducted by Mr. Ger.
sty, Mr. Gesell'', and Mr. Campbell ; and the De.
fenclant's by Mr. &saint, Mr. Marryat, Mr. Serjeant
iirmanquet, and Mr. F. Pollack.
The trial of Ibis new lasted furls half-pest nine
in the morning until ball past three in WI afternoon.
T►e case was in substance this :

The vessel having been placed ender the ear. of a
pilot slier her aegis,' in the Thames, on rearhing the
mauth of the West India Uncks within 200 yards,
was pat wader the coattaill of the Company's Dock.
misters on the Sih of June last, for the purpose of
being conducted kilo the D cks. At the time in
question tho vessel bad one el her anchors " a cock
bill," accesding Its the see phrase ; o►, la other
other wards, hanging front the bow of the sestet.—
In warping towards the lock the crew reeeived or.
dens from the Dock master to slip the rope by which
the veuel was to be conducted iota the Dock, and in
cons►quence of the heavy flood tide which then flow.
ed, she was driven spinet the pier bend, and the
anchor hiring in the position described, was forced
into the planks, end in a abort time afterwardg she
made suflicieot water to was► out two tiers of suer
casks, v•lned at 11241. The question was on whose
skit. oho keit lay; sad in the result, after wit
had been examined es both sides, the Jury, ender the
beamed Judge's direction, found a verdict for the
Plaintiff—Damages 11241.
London, England, 1819-04-07

CE FLOM 114i7iLLIGENCR.

Colombo Papers to the 31st October, hoe. arrived.
The war its Ceylon seems at length meetly terminated.
The leaders of the 'marl/outs ant surrendering them.
melees in every direction to nor mercy,' large and am-
ple supply of which is being administered to these stet)e
bora and refractory people, by ionemerable Comae.
Martial, these admirable institetions for avoiding the
laws' delay, and practically illestrating the sop.
notify of our invaluable Conttitatioo over that
" blood-thirsty despotism" from which we " de.
livered" them, and to which, nevertheless, most so.
sably, they manifest so unbecoming and an.
grateful an attachment. Maley repetitions of coarse
aro equally necessary to demonstrate the mild ten.
dency of the peso! code, which it will be our object
to introduce, instead of the blind, sanguinary, and
renouroeleos one of the ancient and, it must be con-
fused, the kgiliosofts Go►ernment.
The following are some extracts :
" Mr. 'Jackboot*, Collector of Mauer, writ*,
from Aripo, on the 19th October, that be had sac.
coaled is apprehending %Ira Waroo, who wet o•
the point of being brought forward by Pallas Te-
lawe, at a new Pretender. The man himself does sot
decoy the fact, and be was reedy to make • fell din.
closers of the whole al.lr. We believe that Peery
thing had been prepared for his coronation at Asa.
rajakpoor, when the sodden arrival' of Captain Fre.
see disturbed the ceremony, and put to 'light the
performer.

" fhe Noyagsenme Derive has been condemned io
Candy by a Court-Martial, and is ordered for els,
cation this cloy.
"On the 27th inst. Elle;tola Mahe Nekton. sniTei
time sentence of death awarded aisinst blot WE
Court-Martial on dm 17th. The *lament was that
be should be hanged, but on his Petition lb. sentence
toss commented to decapitation, Om made of inflicting
capital punishment on Candian Chiefs under the
socient Government.

" ThersecationwWs 'hummed by a tioaternos eon.
course of spectators, among whom were obeerved
the Points of the Temple on the hill near the Castle.
After the crowd dispersed the body was buried by
the orders of Government ; the (smile of the deceased
refitted In interfere, and himself hatieg "%pressed a
.1.1, that it should be left a prey to the dngs as
would bare taken place ender the former drap.tisme
"In August last the Governor of Coyle., mead.
paled all the slates employed in the Ilospindte
"Telt of the principal rebr.s have secrmfd theme
selves in a oast jungle, i f erlukk they bate hitherto
defeated every exertion ts discover them. lb. fol.
I wing OM, found in one of Mem abandoned houses,
di -feted by &optic, conveys, are fear, no esago-rated
Oise of the dreadful state of eke country 1--' Our
country is entered on all sides by else English, with
brae bodies of the people from Ones who will kill
oirsieesnbdecetslireobymioled
uirp.ropowertymeustAlril "vorebevEser
0%;
t
People end fight the 'English, or tiltaepolson. What.
over yam do, I will lepton your 'sample; be quick
byo th
sod deirckl Enes,lifsoh.“rl want long woke being mktu
London, England, 1819-04-07

TUE SITA'

NA 4L INTRLLIGENCII.

Disc, Arum. 6.—Arrived the F.beweser, Jensen,
fres Norway, and remains.—Caase down from the
Weer and sailed, the Thomas, Peck, for New Yeik.

PORTSMOUTH, APRIL 13.--AIIIIPII the Gmelfon
gua•brits, from a erudite ; and Norfolk, Pesten, from
the Medlierreneen, ■nd pet under quarantine.—
Sailed the Edward Ellice, --, for Cadis ; Sir
George Prevost, Addict, for Qoebec; and Marshal
Welliogton, Addick„ for Liverpool.
PLYMOUTU, APRIL b.—Soiled the Minerva, Mill.,
for Bengal ; Rose, MiTagprt, for ditto ; and the
rest of the outward•bornd.

LEKWICK, M A ItCll 30.—Tbe ship Prescot, of Hen,
got on Om rocks the 25th inst. in a calm, and received
considerable damage ; she was got all the neat tide
by assistance of beats belonging to vessels in the
harbnor, and brought In, where she now Iles water.
logged, bound to Davis's Straits.
I LIitACOMIN, APRIL s.—Arrived the gaillet
Vlashandie, from Cette, booed to Amsterdam, with
a cargo of •ine ; maiu•mast spring, and sails and
rigging eat away.
London, England, 1819-04-07

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, APRIL 3,—The assassin of M. de Kettle.
bee, Ilenry.italph.Sand, died at blanheim in tho
sliest of the 25th and 2Gth ult., of the several wounds
which he bad inflicted upon hitscself. The lungs,
which were pierced by the stabs, were in a state of
snortificatioo, and it was therefore impossible to pro.
loog the life of the murderer, to endeavour to obtain
from him some confessions and information which his
crime rendered necessary, and lbe interest of society
demanded.
Lord Dormer, a Peer of England, died in Paris on
the Ist inst ; Miss Portman, his sister, sod Lord Clif.
ford, his testamentary testator, will pay die last
duties to the deceased. The obsequies will take
piece on Monday nest at the church of St. Roche.—
Ms body will be conveyed to England.
Ths number of Members of the Chamber of Peers
Is !66, of whom 238 only as attend ; the 28 others
befog either minors or charged with important farm.
tiows at foreign Courts.
Letters from Rome, dated the 15th nit. state as
follows :—" The persons chosen by Cardiaal Pesch,
with dm approbation of his Holiness, to proceed to
llonsperte its the island of St. Helios, have left this
capital: they will embark at a port in the Low
Countries. The Ecclesiastic who will °Geist, as
Chaplain to the primer, is a toss wO suites with
London, England, 1819-04-07

Downing-Wed, April 6.

The Prince Regent has been graciously !dogged,
in the name and on the behalf of hut Majesty, to
appoint ifordingeGifford, EN., to be Chief Justice,
end Richard Ottley, Esq., to be Potions Jastice of
Ceyleo.
London, England, 1819-04-07

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

The names of the defaulters oat the ballot of last
Tlserrilsy were called over, and A. Fr►nch and
W. P. lloneywood, Esqrs. Sir 13. Martin and T. J.
Needham, Esq. were ordered to be token into the
custody of the Serjeaat at Arms. Tr, defaulters on
ibis day's ballot were ordered to attend the ballot ea
the 47tb of April. _ _

The Ceuta& Trade Rog.Wies Bill was read a
second time and committed.

Mr. MANNING broeght op the Report of the
Committee on the Come!ford (in Cornwall) Elateslnn,
statiog that J. &rely's having giver false evidence, had
been committed to the custody of she &leant at Arms.
It was then ordered, epos the mown. of Mr. Mass.
uing, that J. Evelyn be committed to Newgate.
Mr. TAYLOR brought up the Report on the
West Middleses and Grand Junction Water-wanks,
which was laid on the table. lle also brought in the
Alary.le.bonne Water 11111, which was read a first,
sod ordered to be read a second isme.

LONDON CLERGY.
Petitions against the Loudon Clergy Dill were Pre.
tented from the Parish of St. Gregory's by Sc hell's,
from St. Mary's, Southwark, from Sr. Martin, L.d.
gate, and from St. Peter't, Corohill, against the
London Clergy
London, England, 1819-04-22

leer principles. On this pall of the subject I has. no
remark to mote against the Exerotive, except that he
passed no tenser! on General Jackson for his ins°.
tone► in the Governor of Oeoreis. The establis‘
men' of the National flank.—the doctrine as to roads
attempt to subject • State fob, food
itEout its rnnsent, with as lilt!! rerennety es en in.
toed to the sun, point :sorh a degrade.
tints i.f it, SW, Soverairitipd as will frolice them to
mere Corporations, moll render them wait to discharge,
oho intnnrlen! posers *lnds • fair coloslreetieto of 4h•
leaves in their hands. (I hare already.
J.,io ever; passed the length of a reasonable letter, and
give you only the outline of Ow Treaty with
" 1. The Florida. are ceded in fell to the United
States. The /Wolinn includes all the territory of
Spain oast of the Altesissippi ittorr, with the adjacent
islands dependent on the P.nejeres.

" 2 Tao Ws...tern Boundary cnoissrneses at the
moult, of she Sabin, River. continues North eloolt
tlie Wetly's' back of the said liver to the 2211de/floe
of Istitatio; thence by a lino doe North, until it its.
retsocis the Ran Roan, en Rod Rigor ; throee alone
the eivor Rio Rojo, 11'estystd, in he 100th derossof
innii•uile W... from London, utti 32 loom ‘Vastsiog-
too ; •nenc•, by a line do. North In the rim., Atilt,.
oa•, to ita ILOVIC, in !mitotic. 42; thence, on that pa-
rallel of twits's)... to the South Sea. The last map of
Mellish, improved to the 1.4 of January, ISIS.
..ferrvel to in the Tipsy for the lime, and you will
'Aare am diersity in tracing it.
" 3 The 24th Janovry, 1813, is selected for re-
f/eluting the validity of straws by Spanish authority;
all beforo that day lure declared valid by this Treaty,
all subsequent to that day are void.

" 4. The 'init.', States and Spain mutually re-
linquish all rlyints for either national or pd.
•ato, pito► to tt-e signing the Treaty.
" 5. The United %totes assume payment to their
own titiz•ns of claims to the amount of 5.000.01`0
ijoilars, to by ascertained by Commissioners, appoint•
ed by the I'm:dent.
" 6. Tie old Trusty of Limits and Plavigation to
continue in force, earept so far as changed by the
pry:i•.ona of the present Treaty.
•6 7. A preference In bogie's' In Spanish vessels le
the 'scission of shoat of 'direr netiotts is the ports of
re.isaeols and Augustine for IY years.
" This is in outline of the Treaty. It will not be
printed in form onto' after the caching. of Ratifica-
tions. It passed al Senate by onarsimoos Cote, and
• Resolution was awed to •liosing the sohst•tice to
be 6iten."...( Innund Enquirer. Feb. 47.)
London, England, 1819-04-22

tba.\llP-1

41V

: .
ftspeag * ellOond Charleston
!Werth, /11, 13th a ved this morning. We ea.
ti.ingl44ll,llln4
" The retarorof votes from Na. Illespeltiteshow.
'het no very strong interest has been tykes in the
election is that State by any party. There 'sabot
one candidate for Gnvereer, yet there Ilf. sane
scatteting votes, as well democratic as fehlervi. It
is unfortunate for the Federalists there that Oro, find
it difficult to indite. any G•tstleutan to beceme. e
Candidate for the dice. This Election results, as
piss eapectell, in the choice of a democratic Gt.s.rune
anti a doesotrasic majority le the Council, Szuste,
and 800,. of Representative, as well as pis si-too.
cress chosen by a general ticket to repre.ent the State
in the sixteenth Congress of the Caked States.--
(Boston Daily Adrertiser.)
" FATAL DLIWT.—WO learn be • Gentlemen
from Washington (•a). the Norfolk &Newt, Gin
inst.). that the Gcminissieners have reported in fa.
your of Berwril's Itry, 1.111 JUMP. River, jest above
Smithfield, es the site of the greet Southern Nasal
' Uppot.
1 " Tim FLORMIS.—Like a kitten with a moose

we base been bum. ye-.. !porting wills those Pro.
'no seigiag them in one pew, end new
holing theme gn again, till at iam the streak is over
sool w • hold them fast.—(. ofees Got-die.)
" lioNTost, Balmer,' 3.—We understand that tbo
claims fur Smstish sprthations possessed in this town
eavved n milfioa and a half of dollars, sod that the
proportions of on. morelmot is snore than three ben.
dred and fifty thousand dollars, besides interest foe
:threw Teal..

" NEW Volts. MARcii IG.—A R•soleties is be.
f.r. 'Le A...aibly of skis State, directisigeliat sees.

,use. he taken in obtain au ararrodnsent ei the Coma
solution of tLe United States, so that the States re.
areclisely way hose the right of passim Laos un
cubjrct of llsokregriciea, in the ahstnre of tho
ov.rti.e of that right h) the Congress of the United
S ate, ; also, the sight of passing babel.. of Lignite.
lions in all or any civil suits, on contract or other.
ra re ; also, Orr right of diasnlying or discl.arging tiro
Vattisee Confrere, for such causes as way be tweet..
tio it in ..sth h um; sign, the right of passing Insolvent
lowb, r• I; 1., either the person or the contract
essy;be rti•ehareoll, on a surrender of the debtor's
ear defer the btuefit uf his err:Hint.:

1
London, England, 1819-06-17

COMMINATION AMONG JOrItNEYMF:N.

isno-founder, of New iiCa;elllaniv,
Southwark. aprored at this Office, and coanplaiered
ouisist several of his j-sartreyeten, who were brought
all ender a warrant, for leaviog their work uninish.
est, much to his detriment. Air. Jose, also slated,
list tkrre ea;sted a ve►y general disposition omottg
t4.joutnelmen to harass the masters, although than
was at present work for them. T►e Magistrate sap
"'steel to Mr. Jones his suffering the men to worm
to a eir work in place of seoding them to prison,
which he had the power ordeal. Mr. Jones agreed
In the propotal, and the mess premised in comply
with the decision, at warrant [roof; heft open.

A few days since, as a lab"ariaq peso, in the service
of N 1 r, •Nakuru, ol Bangliurat F.ros, May beidoras
on her way through %%et Wood, ha heard. squeaking
kind of noise, which oar .1 ted his attention to the spat
frogs w hence it proceeded, sod discosened a brood
of young stoatto, nearly full grown, vernboling with
the old ones, and s ded in catching one, whisk
lie carried alive to his waster's hoes,. This hallooed
Mr. Peckham's sou to repair with his dogs to the
wood, where be soon found and killed two, and on
continuing the bent, discovered a ben pheasant
lying dead, and partly Men, nigh to her ant,
which the stoats, after kill* the bird, bad robe
bed of its eggs, escept two or three, when
•early ready for hatching. Mr. P. set ep several
claws In the wood, baited with parts of the dead
pbavisret, and succeeded in catching the old bitch
stoat. These little animals are eatrewely
and constantly in the permit of young pine, aid at
this they destroy mach that might otherwise full to
the lot of their biped fellow poachers.
London, England, 1819-06-17

EOEFIGN ENLISTMENT

Sir F. t3uR DETT, after • few obiematiose which
were mostly inendible in the gallery, presented a Pe.
titian Irmo the inhabitants of Liverpool, against the
Foreign Enlistment Bill.
laid on the table, and ordered to be printed.
Mr. BEECHER presented a Petition from the in-
habitants of Molten, upon the same subject, which,
he said, had been drawn op, signed, and seat of to
London, in a few hoer. after it was first proposed.
Ile should take the present opportonity of expressing
his opinions regarding the measure itself. Odirma as
this misers was in every part of the country, it was
more odious la Ireland than elsewhere. There were
10113011$ which rendered it so. At a lime
when • I..l,omenittee, appointed to 'supine into the
stale of that country, had report.d it to be in a at ,to
of great distrevv, and (as we understood the lion.
Member to ea)) nimble to support its own popula-
tion, to impose such • check as this was upon emi-
oration, •as not merely gnosis', but was eve. sa-
fes liotc.
Mr. PHILLIPS said, that if farther time were
;iron, Petitions woold cons, op from every part of
the country etainst this impolitic en
The Petition was the. brought up, and !yid upon
the lahlo.

Sir JANIE 3 MACINTOSH presented • Petition,
eleneJ by a ennekletable smother of Protestant Da.
oon,tere, rPoidiiii in the Boroogb of Sousboork,
wins( Ike darn's. Art.
Mr. 11. 100itDOS presented a similar Pathan
London, England, 1819-06-17

WHIG GRATITUDE.

Ma.llEnrron,—Testerday I went into a celebrated
Whig bookseller's shop hi the West-end of the town
to purchase a pamphlet, awl while standing at the
counter, in came • swot gigsetic Gentleman, who
interrogated another of less stature, who was sitting
on a shalr:—" Ah! bow do yen ? Did you
see Houma ?"—No.—" I 'ay, the Whigs hare be.
based d---d shabby to me! There're sehmenas oat
against seven of my men, and an arrest over my
heed; they have pot paid me one farthing! lam
obliged to skelk !”—lt is • d..--d shame. Mr.
WD--D told inn too months since that we should
all be paid directly ; end Hotter, after [elfin his
•wo pay, caree shout an on. besides. If soother
Election should take place, they may all go to b—.
On looking et the tall Gentleman, I instantly re-
cognised the celebrated Captain P--vr ; the other,
believe, was also 000 of Mr. LANS'S Committee.-
1 net, Sir, your's,
J. R.
London, England, 1819-06-28

'ATESMAN,

by his •ao;nine friend. As ■ Member of the Com-
mittee, he should do every thing In his power I.
forward the (Netts far which it was appointed.
TAO Thanks of the Meeting were th►n unanionev-
ly voted to his !Loyal Highness the Duke of Kent.
Hla Royal Highness returned thanks, sad mid he
would by seal and attention, dd every this; in ilia
power In melt• up for want of ability. in the investi-
gation of this important sohjoet. Tb. 'nooks of
the Meeting being then proposed to the Doke of
Sasses,
Sir WILLIAM DC CBLITIGMT took occasies to re-
mark that, though appointed to serve on the Com-
mittee, he would not pledge himself that the distress
of the country could, in any very material degree,
he remedi►d by the proposed plan. He was perfect-
ly reedy, however, to give it his feeble support, con-
vinced that any thing in which the two illostrioes
persons before them tencorred, mull be praiseworthy
and gond in itself. Ile ahnold be always happy to
be fnend conuected with say caste that had their
Leppert t.
The motion bring nulled unanimously,
The Duke of Susses warned thanks. lie did oat
evict soy merit for attending the present Meeting.—
He came there because he less entities to beer what
could he said open the important @object, sod from a
, desire which he had to simnel his illustrious relation
upon ell loch occasions.
The Doke of KIST said, that all were agreed le
one thing', the trouble, the care, and apiece with
which Mr. Owen endeavoured to carry his plan into
•fleet, basil; no other view than to terve the Politic,
end without any hope of personal. advantage. Ile
should, therefore, move :hat the thanks of the Meet-
ing be given to Mr. Oweo for his exertions.
rb. motion was tattled unanimously, and the
Meeting broke up.