- • TIM NATIONAL. BECALSTEL Lilts= INTPLLIGEN:,.67. . TiltkIDAY. DSC. 14. .N.reiff . ••••.... TOG ZING IN iTLIIII. COURT CF I •;Li*.? /1 '!..AC 11, .Ir. Gu.nry rutted Mat this was a prosecution against the st oismse, D. Ilt I 1 i de..•011.11t, a Ime , lseller •ii Wyck•inre: I, f..r telling Pda?a Wilt. ::": teb CO.•3CIIIr. age of Reason. r e prosecution was , mtituted by the Ses ' This wits : 0 8"1". . ' 1 4 11 : by :. • ..' WO& 1 1 11 111116 t Mr; 1 runty 'for the saiiiire i nion of Vice. The Leerier! Cimiwel c u bi n g!, to remise. :two ~., •-1 .•r •••^t'• '' o ii °:*re saws Am to ti.l.-oreclr.i. :... c 00.0,1.01 0... he 1.4100.iev00, tend.. c' ..r the homy his ches•A ier I - •• • • " 4101 . 1. e t a 1. • ' ' '• •"I 1 Isv" , the t. in 1., ..f .ai'sr its the WWII terns; sulvertieg ails.. to the wasolaious. inn, tile oss.iii; pot., iaid. ti, • t.••• io I Lei l' °pillow. a' iris Jiataes nail Prier J.•ries had given •.f these Tits refigicol •••zisirri. 'i . the sta 0f.:.. .4,,11;',, , ..rch wirk.. He the,' stated ilte followitu es the fa is of the 6,1/119,10. 1 .4•••• il.lhals ;•• ' 44 •••;• 40 !st •roc-• au' Ph i."'• pref.:pt. camp—the Society or :lw Stioatssio.. of Vire, ' tiff as a wretch v mss.. :4,: I. ti,. •e; la Is- ' • Iv . 10. 44.1. , '-' la • t ;mower to suspect. i.: defendant sass selling iii:ioe's Jeremy on the finis is, , sett •ii.t.. w• CU ....'" t.; '''' " 11 .A:4 .'. !..,,i....e: : Chula In ...:1 1/1/111113 14 i.seertniis the feet. i n fabricating leiter: •-•6 1 f . . 1 ,.. vot'il" - 1 6 * 0 * It twee 11 : 1 :.*! • • : .fil 11Ce0f. 1 !11:1), 0 0 tit- tili of3ttly last, went to -Wen- ' whom, in jest, Ito lied • user sui.: 1. !:‘,..'.., i,,. i sm . ~;,,,., e. .' s star e , r • joirc lased two or three tinieOlets. liefers• forgery, end ea1 0 i.••:,,, , ?n o , if :ip eree i . ,.• .;•••.;.t..... •-•.•.1 ' Al. nisi- :Ass' 'rt.-. a. 'we wl:••se.tt.ity,tbiag wore. lie then:urn- Pot become rt proirhee) . • moo u;in •ii , erioi•• . “ I ° 2 '. .' ". i • 1101 - .li csiliz?e,lge qf actual, af :: work he was desinnis of ! prime tool Of I ere.. 4- 4. fomellY re•ii 4 'm l'' Ikru"'"lth, ''''' . e' . • tering. Uric .11:: 4 to*d Min the, eoulili , ot be had under Mr. SCSrleit Stilled .hr case to ill'' jr)•' ' 1 m' ti:' ! ••y,.-. • i,!- ne..l.l'sr.lil that was a great deal of movsy, wad fors.l:de speech. in 11 ;. i e hhe e*" ' ' ' •"' i" tea. •' , 'n I , ,to oirist." sit it: ritiliin;;l. 'The rteftmdatit deserve he en th e e na aket o f hir.Coldott, who. 'o• . •-. i'. . :: 7 1 ...4.141 4 .1144em :-..t tae Ttl., awl defender* pie him. the titre two the record, and ta'cil,,tiott ho , ' , II ~ •, •• 1. -- ' • ',l bai.kitiOka t-rlw sr 16s. 0n she Sth of J illy, the• dyy fol .( the libels he :Le :esti...••• • c -$: 1i...1.iw.t.. ....•• r. ,C-' .o •• !":. Vr. i'•:.r, - 7lerk to Va. Priteh:trd,the titer/ley to rot. Mr.P. Walker, awl who, le. set n.s. 1 •.: 11:11' 1 / 4 •• • A den- ;V : ;,. eily, %ion to defewtantl shop, and risked for l'atnis mem were preseat; lie i.rid • ':ll.letti: . • hisioea uljusti.le . turn, d i ge cl agespo. fterei..taiteald. Ise hal not got it. hot vita hie did not dare to call tlimo. This was psioifi tii..t• lii• , phial') it fur hint .:t the iiriee of .apeund. kir. Fnertoreratt charge against Mr. Wright was-lats. its hell; The stei'mA , I. Ito aud was desired to call again in an home or two,. which had said he would state his lease% foe Jilhdraising his plea- he did,. und the work was delivered to him, be having pre -let him state . theet. lint !'e (Mr. Ilenriett) wits tare 11.• T i me l y / ,„1,1 t h e t o e. (weld base no good, no 'sunset; no true reason to state• nor eitesefacif were•proved by ILlgnald and Fair. each coaduct. The Learned Counsel then urged the Airy ' • TJtework was prole,. amithei passage read cnattienclei to give each damages es *mild protect the liliert3 of the " Pimple in Aeneral know eat•tha wickedness there Is in (hit press, press, by restraiwiog its licentiousness, and' rero.e A pense the p ee t en de l v vion i °f e ud . • . . r:lair, as far as pecuniary damage.; °will% do so,. for the M r . dolpllal addressed thi Jay *a khalif of the ftry his character had sustaiiied by the defendant's defe..dants s • pu:slicatiotts. 'l'ltoChief Justice seemed up, and the Jere. totted the The most important of the llbeb was es follows r•—•• Toe. defendant guilty,. at the same time recommendiug him UP wily dear Sir, know the history of this Wright r...yos koaw „ler oy . all his trieks.lll his attempts. The public du not, and I will Tie Chief Justice said, limitary should Ire. instituted, not sow trouble ohs: public with I. detail which, if put its a nod if proper tbehr regammeadaties slassid have Its om fishable form. would make a roaaace In the words of troth we i g ht, . t tar surpassing auy thing that tsar was imagined of moral ye e „ Gamey said, t h e &r ee d* bad already •beel'i.ime turpitude. I will eseeate this task ore day Of other. If. ; 'sawed from prosecution, on his solemn premise (Mt be the catiffshoold put forth any thing in way or.F.lliation io could not again offend agaimt la* and religion by Mb( the mesas time, there is Mr. 'Valker, there Mr. Margrete. Oil work. . . . then 'ow attorney, there le Mr. 'Swann, there 16 the F. maillets 5, 'gore*. • Berdett himself; there Is .'y 1" Johan w h "f though he was This was wasetiai by the pleintiff, an sfttheairp, Seale* Shea a ebbe, wil l raver forget the bieroand drops ailment the defendant, a gaw p ' , to recover SI. 1114. for pip(' for _ _ .. . . . - . - otins ( • .......... - - - .(rocs ' - - - that is scold winter's day rolled down the cat. forehosd • whets he WC, detertesl &briers •g• memo 'tog awl wises I Hook Jo:may by Con isc.n.l(w: h's.i • ••••14,1! , rdlslooperlng for poor Wright) and said, " Look at tnit to sn, ray dcarl—. These drops of sweat ere the eflatt :.ected ilabortedy Tblak et that, my lea. child, and you will morays. be an • bots.:t man." sir. roter s‘ulker and were r.t• Wit at this Wale, witi.:h took ;glace it Foy rue. its R girdig g e •111 • ss Henry nay, peeved tbst be I. :Med the Regislen la Tor :ton for the att4 frost taanms•ript sad copy trecei erl bin. 1111...0ur. thzt Le pa:dished the Resisters for the g e ;•- al of. g • wig: ^n.. ACC ed Lg.'s-A him by Mr. t. tCo• • e t • /Ist 1.- is , sme..thin. treat to Mr. Ceh"e t. • i C t.... 1.1. o: t riree..nuice, and au:: • ' ...'• defend-.. 1 the., said kocu• . ••• owe ii! to•:••• ' :to .d tvrittzu respecting W rigid. Z. :....coof 121 - .1. by, 4t. roilbatt to deny tlat Ide p : • . ..t.l. it;• Cates : eca•at against him was rft er Ji ,1.. : rat cn no, t. rce.derat that be should beco.zo a wit Jess t ar. f:44.4.:: in as Same. Thresletters from tv'e defendant to Cse plat ea Cm subject of giving op the r.e.,6len, &led as e S 3, CC, It 41, 1810, •.:cie put in ra.i . Mr. Pau! ..1 v - d, I a ;•• mast, rte IT el, tr. 11.1 :Ira wretes Waite .:us to • Poo iadea iry ilathad :.•trid to ts. s • ;..'. inters es• p•A Ist and r. 4is s . 4:1 eon, lion whirl es:ete.i iset•sieer !I . ~7 . , , re at diguie . 't 1 . . 7. 9us to t: TLe ar• ' • g - et I ..ssem •' J. sad that . E.. :- Mist ai I jog • eon 'e .e. - • ' • , so last, ...a 1., . , • . . se. • ...a is ..Joo his baief, v• , ,: • . .••••• .:5 as • • lime and • • :sea r."O •••• ott•ZA allow poor • I. • • •'• 1.3 e.i••,..r have had a .:e .• a•. .' • t•.••".. .se .. • sa:is tended Lt • . rty r care with a. 7 1. t..* .:t I+ . payee ir;:%e • . .1 • , •. . 21100 g (rue . e.. 411 old :c ve•et son • ...0 .1. 7-:ic a. a • :•-• Lurdeta Saab L.e dwelt ow , to • Cult t • . I o Le t ..e to a•.,•• .. be . r e s , 4 - ..t‘sr s'. i'. •a was 7% c t:. • '!. ; ..:.• it a !.obi!, '‘l; •i• J••••(.1 be stypik ▪ . • 'Lir : • ..• • weithy &rt. ~; sli•-•••• •.. • would hug: It a.;.• , . ti •eefflt r a,L...l :AI Stara r used by d'rs, , lu r, :lusts a.:d ro.ski.rubts:s to keep their dis..e. 7:1 C. :NI :arc •rolL:.:,d to cent :meat on the evi•ie 't En kse, case, t..C...ta ise di.. prove that se was either the a Maros or cf t 9t Register, or s' , e:se.bar cf the 414% .:.h e aJtr his address, li : aided Mr. Chemists, u.ho slit • . .0.1111 1 1•1 the Register for Mr. Cob..cti, jot:. ..ut I o is.o...:eada.d. es responsil le. He advauceu coas:d.s:'.:ol; .rut lb '41 , '.-hss l :l • jun. in 1417, for the we cos the .•res•oass t.; .:r9 going to America. He amide thli a• e plated pro/loaf future Ragitters, The eutries from the stamp-J:lkt ha ICIB amf 18'T vier pot io, by which it appeared that Vint. Cohbett junior's same stood as proprietor. William Cobbett, ism. stated that in 1818 he was svo rift's, of the Register, and gave MS Falser 301. a wee!: at Editor, lis 1417, be gave him •.01. • T. eek. He consin.s.. so moil his father returned to k,n.,land i. January or Febru ary of the present year, o hen he gave it up to him agaitt. The cause occupied the Court Loos ha.f-gstot nine the morning until lutlf-pas lets pia the rteai The copy received from .Itneri..., Regiwer of Jan 4.1817, nap materially altered In hies if and his brother . John before it oar inserted. Jobs. Cubbett corroborated the tuitintony of hie broth...e. Mr. Scarleit replied. After which The Chief Justice summed op. The Jury alter deliber. eit°l 1111 boar and three quarters, found s petdict for the Pligatif—Damage, 10001. idigetto hiss;hirioisilidisposittom, ns appenveil .4 the eviiimmen Omen' weeks duration. Tlie.tr7e•;ttr.rt in the ' wiegWhii profess..., called fur a trutotimi &raves, by taking the plinietlea.tender of Ire poarsk, as papa . • fell of his dense/. This was relied by the pluiuti.r, C Jto -'eternised to lints; elf or within. to win the horse or lose the saddle, and tboreforebroaght the present action. Thoidalatlf 's t Vie daughters were called, who stated tack rbeliathat all thearticles mentioned in the bill were fir !isi;eJ :to him. Mr. Barney, for the defendant, ensteeded, that this els as exorbitant demand ao the part of the nt. • • t there was more medicine charged for thee had I* - •:. , even supposing the defendant's illness. to bare he:..: a" duration described. Th.. July, however, found a verdict fur the plalotilf, ;31. 16s. is aSilitioo to the St. tendered. Sittinso liffore Mr. Agile( Minya. Tit AAAAA T. Due. 14. JONES V. SLVAGE. The decedent, an artist. residing in Warren-insect, Fitz. roy v. re. ,ought his actioo against the tieten.:ant, wbo c :sop the aeighboue,ood of ()%ford.strret, to r . .P • , . • ernut ion fur three ornamental paintings m c Lae malls of the defemieut's shop. The ' *.); rix • war:: a art was 11., Sr r : 1 vies roved that the eitarge was 'moderate 1%. t I was stated tha. artists In tl•e 63:3C rel. G .o• I v•. ivy! ;en' 'ens fm•camposltio• sof les. , • • '.r...te. of ;lie F.okiiityesta the occasion of ris:ts and esoien t redelivers's', prove an amlertaki eg on tit •r si .• •''.. t. . •:r.: re: 3G+.; but ;le fail xi tt• ..*: • . • •• Jary cased a verdict for %,-11 4b -1 W 1. :. :9 , t. A. / SOW. wan c • I • •r. The plaintiff was a ;;;.!worth, a id the e L • • :en_:: it appzared, that t• :o ..:Crent v. - ft 101', ••S! at .i•e pulilic ene • ! Ob 11'1 ea ::pst,'s, the - leretv:l7 . t, spe.tki .• t ; , . is all !is ricers • , 'A 4 ? ron.:• 411;3 ‘ll4 CO: Opt - L.:le:I ',Visa t* • .1 :?rs sit r yams r. " ty.T. th? t::1 Lieclac . tio.l, and • t er.:iet :or ‘. ' ,e . • t FH.IIPII. IvilA2lD. plLittic. t. io n :eskiitls a: C:.: C. • 1;.. st.dacv i 'agen.•,,7lU.. ;0 46 , 4 1 4 . 4 .7 11 ..i 10 , 4 0 7 ,,,, 0 ,: trikny lac ih taw it. e 4 .; kick ..z...c;.*4 on ato ...tArpaig.3 r! Tr Ct.ici . Jut- .a wee a; we:c i:Cproof* o. A I•:.:...is‘ii,,a-41frm: tonvaLpOW::Cii, Ir. ntsil.:l7. "I.k.:l:abrovlat'c: . %•ie tie lam Oir 4*. OA; eZp.r. , ee lea h a ;firer, 4 4 :eg::: ‘l4=.;:t. Tit! vr..4 tet.d.”. t'eu. v.:a...! a - refaci. penton eat or cd, t.kat sa.f: wait OA Vain .w t;de w pi • Us underact, . (iv. tati:•_rd witne4a mode nie.7:fe t. al( ...at sersain the (tan...? t toes.. a.id tent. •red bin :::st.!er 5.:.1, 4.6 no: .Ity lied, •• Y.,u L.:. '—.l, Sir, get it, how you can." IVingii.::d swore to the tend rof guin s. I.itt: swt.fe to th:. pla;niiff &Tering six po olds which Cit.ler justified i • refusing. The Jury found a verdict for the plAintiff-d.-Daranes Four Guineas. POIIIIIIT3 v. MACAI.T.ING. Air. Marryatt said, this action was brought against the defendant. who carried on the busincso of a grocer, in So'uthaespen, to recover 141.16.. for goods furnished . . . . 4b.4 . i to him in the grocery line, and also a demand for °titre articles, makini in all a sum of 23t. Its. • Air. Bailey alieged, in answer to the actioe v that the tkfentlant was a .ninon when the goods were furnished in August last. The Jury after some considenuirsev. Amend a verdict iho defendant. . . attviseveat.--4.1n Tuesday week, about lie* o'clock, a. tn.. a sliOtt shock if an earthquake wee • ." felt at Lead%ills and Wanluckliewl; attended with a hollow nuelding noise.: TLe minera, *ho were et ork, 150 fathoms below ground, heard this alma. •• Int; wand very distinctly, and, being afraid. lanais •vorks were rushing down, many of then lie disk r•otk eanniabure „,' , round. in the even* at lie sax. ; auy, about, 11 o'clock, a similar or sa. louder soun d was listinctly heard at Leadhills eat • WanZteakbead,but not acconyturied By any trembling. or motion of the earth. These phenomena. haye been observed for eight or ten mites eastward,• and three far four miles westward, of the above places; but whether; they have 'extended beyond these limits is not y t accurately ascertained; butt it is probable thattile more immediate efforts of these awful con. vu/sions' of nature may hive already !il.een expo. rienced in some distant 'carter, palmist- as th at earthquake by which Lisbon was almost totally des .stroVed, 65 years ago, was very distinctly felt in ' the.district of Leadhilla and Wanlockhead, according • to tradition, apd in the memory of several old rest. • dents alive, A case of a re s volting nature occurred at Coldinge ham, in Berwickshire, the beginning of list week: The carrier of the place was requested to take a. trunk from a house hi. the village to Edinburgh.—: . From the quantity of gouds which he had previously engaged to carry, he thought it would be quite Lae possible to undertake it., The person seemed era trethely embalm that it buald ntt be delayed till. the following week, as there were articles in sit s 'which were required in Edinburgh immediately.. The carrier. War induced to take chair of the trunlb and accordingly it was brought to Ins quarters. It had not. linweVer, remained long in his hafo:e it was remarked that a very nausfs c :i s tr eel arnear& ,to proceed from it. A number of that - :eiLs collected together, and some sum. ?Usti ; entertained of its contents, they ine ' urea its being opened. The carrier resisted e.teLspia to do so as much as he could, but C'ey succeeded in forcing it open, when an old grey-he:Jed woman, who had been interred ia Coldingluen burial ground some days before, was found embalmed amidst a variety of perfumes, but which had failed to produce their intended effect.. Three young men have since be e n. committed tit jail, charga with the offence. Grad Perforownwe.--114r. Mills undertook his great match to trot his favourite Arabian mare 16 miles in harness, on the Blackwater road oe Mona day, for 200 guineas, and to carry 14 stone in a leo. The mare went off at score, and did the first true under tour minutes. Immense sums were vendiit! uran the match, and betting, which at str.r to one on time, was five to four an :".temare she had done the fiat mile. She di! :150 :tau three miles in eleven minutes and foug s econd & plenty of work is her. }Lathe dia. tanca was performed in 9.9 minutes 10 seconds, and whole was completed in a parte; of a minute the hour. The mars di! n- t seem fatigued, ana she performed • ;13 &name without making a Freak out of '.:71.3 trot. GenZ:rey O'Connell, Esq. who died ifttei!.• at in the county of I:: .1: 9. 4 / iris age, was very food of ..!icy his oth year. hat frequently I:elm see., in .. :-/e.dest weather ie. November, Lis the water, playing with t: ! . ..fa never ex;e::eneed any ill cone. le wet clothes. During eras If fictive, and until hi. less ea: wa:k . . 1 w inter and summer. L.:. :east r sir mldt l.reakfast. Gl..aeoter has voted rho : . ger :Innen in Cheshire: N.Ski 14144,4 in 11!? . .3 county to adittes was fout.ti ilairudent, if not inn. C4.l.ege, !a ire, is undergoing a tte. sn will prove cl i kret, L. thin a Jr.: reds •tre, . have 34.1.3,1.1:.:?- 4: - .s ..;• : r. Good. ' A new organ LJ eta .4 . • is :o compose a ‘.f.aa will be performed dem London. leaers reeeivelfrom Cadis by the last midi I...cutlet, twc iligates. a corvette, brigand. ketcit .Ig.tlier with four armed transports laden with :itilitary stores, left that port fur the Spanish Main on the 11th ult. • , 04. ► i ,1. . .:+ `, ~. , .. . . . ~, ~.. , , .