(To Me Upper Canadian Ft« wU to Itoqttiru, MoVrnrit.. (h Snr-TF*ppn, 1SI8. I i.iko ibe first M^urc, sine- tt>\ tthtl n' BrwkrilU, to puH>n record a faw nartiruJara connected niih that (■flair. |< will bo remembered that f W;«- bound overt* aoncaraf Hi* JohtlS* t9\\u A«si*e»i under bail of Co(X). bd- ini: arrested upon a warrant} of which tli ■ following is a copy— Johnstown J Prrs ■• ft-'ly appeared I>jgi icl.j before me* John Me* Pt-nelL Est/tun\ one of His Mi$Csty's Justices of thv Pence in and for said Jj-:h-ic/^ fticknrd !)■ Fraser, and up¬ on udth^ sodh, that h" believes Robert O urUtv /" he a seditions person. T! csv arr therefore, in His Majes¬ ty'- ■■■r.oe^to command t/ou forthwith t\> :*p*' hend the said Robert Gourttljfi a ' 1 A/'//-- hhn hefofe me% or some of//- *< ',,' His SJaf'stifs Justices of th> fJPCtiCi■- in and for saiil District* thea a i i here to he further dealt with ae- wording to ///:£». Qiv ' 1 antler my hand and sraL at Job -fsto&n, this 25/ii day of Ju/ic. ISlrt. (Signed) Jon s }P Dos ml. / P. [/.. £.] To tiny Constable) in said Dhtriet.S A true copy* Jo ay Mc Do sell. fttf ft plMmfcftral vas »^f frtfB the Srnnd Jury'o frV court thai I was a -'editions person. On the fourth day, "itcHftgno iiidlchnent brought against :nc on this presentment, I addressed the '^'■£<\ and appealed to him, as to the -Xtreme injustice of baring my charac¬ ter ftppersed by n presentment, while no trial wftfittfforded me, by which I could remove the scandal. I spoke Ufetty Strongly as to the conduct of the jury, as well I might, and, the same day, an indictment was brought in :-*- bat for what ? no! for sedition, but, (r*t libel against the Government, and Goftit&oUS house of Assembly, contaio- "d in the fery pamphlet for the publi¬ cation of which I had been arrested by order of the Attorney General ana fri¬ ed at Kingston. Next dity, Saturday, afternoon. I wan Arraigned. I then a*ked rhe Judg£ if upon this arraign¬ ment for libel, the bail n quired for my appearance to answer the charge of HP- dition, for which [ was arrested- and *n which the presentment was made to the court) was discharged : His Lord¬ ship said rt was !—1 then axked if fresh hail was required, to free me from ini- i>ri^(»nment, till my trial eame on : Hi? Lordship ««<d, none ivas required. The trial should haw* proceeded imme«. diafi I) with mv consent : but I had jssured s*»me country people that it would not eome on before Mnndm. The a ting Attorney General was a-k- e-d if he would lix upon thai day. Fl would fix upon no particular day, h* [ said, ni\(\* perhaps might not bring on the trial at nil ! I No man of sense will lor.k for a mo- nienl on the above warrant, without bi eq ready to declare it illegal : bit t*rnt dionid b- thought, when it is fold that John McD-mell, who issued it. iiad aood occasion to know that th* Allegation upon oath of \\. D. FriM r li.idn.it fiie sli^hte^t excuse;?—v. hat £;iOu!d be thought, w hen it h told, that *««»!ri .VirDonell at once witaessed 'in j'i.-'toos conduct of R. D. Fraser. and TTiy extreme forbearance—my peaeea- L! ■ uid t.jmpeifite conduct tlnoughout. Co-fiiipojen, you should pause and re- fltiot upon this, It h a poor hoarf t!»Hr v.eijve under the Criiiuli Ciifccuj Gxihigahnzd ui'h :be ttiigrwi .-; tj tulicii, if our liberty is thi» vfiLVon'J \\^o.J: \ / ^ t %veccj' hy ./ ar H*w h (*» be abridged i>y the dapri ' wick- j \9*HtGfftte$h*—'id- ° V has h,r, :,/ /,; r ! and foolish magistracy, jfnu :.!• -.aid i' to red here netti !jj tzco nioni Irs x iezcitig \at a distance the scene of jolty and con- cfarccT. I t»fld gjven this ropy, U ap¬ peared, to som* person on the tfffh June; but neoher wanting to know who this pei>on was, nor to waste time, I bade (|ie(n proceed, as, no doubt, 1 had rmny of these. To pr*ve the inuendoes Has the next step; and for this purpose a wise man of the law was set up as Sr Oracle, to determine the truth of th*sp ; but, again, f cu' matters short. Ivy declaring that, u /," meant, /, Holxrt Oourlay*—**ParUfr /n<ntV the Parliament of Upper Cana¬ da^ and u Administrators"9 the Admin* ist> at or of the same Province. Having had but half a day, without Interrup¬ tion, after my arraignment, to prepare for defence, tb- wa- employed in wri¬ ting a frw sheets to introduce the jur\ to thecirCuiftPfeBnccs connected with my corning to Carada, — my principles, and the events which had "iven rise to 'he publication—all of which are well known to thofi* wV'O read the Niagara Spectator and Kingston Gazette; but f.*w bt1*eJohr«»1onr DUtiiet have had theopportunity As t- reasoning on the question, aVfsaup. I left, what was to be said, if fb* «"£!;?e.ction* of fhemo- ment. and. to speak tlf truth, had srnrcHy patien e for reasoning on tht *objeci. I tod the jury that there wa= nothing ki'"ere words to consti¬ tute libel :_thif, in theeye ofthe law. thrro was no rr"re libel in the words .("oted than i- 'ho«e of the Lord's e:a\er:—that 'b^l mu=t be inferred * o»n r-vl1 inter,»*"ons and injurious con* rqttgnces* the verv reterse of the in- reivirns nnti e-*nsequences of m) ad- «>r s ofth^oH -f April :—that thead- dreq? ha,-] fouuc~ enemies, as, what good U '-*.t>iat fact proflu^foos ps rliat w^icrj||maio. If! com<%adta I trust I fcjfl hnd led to the cxntdSon of Mr D-trand,11 now be free from the illiberal 3trach oT and the eonfideratft.n of which hid waft rd * very considerable poffuw ufthefirfl feflion ofthe prefent parliament, might be picked up, by the dofcrn. in any rot- O'i Monday, 81*1 August, it war brought on. The iudietnv *t. forli' si. et out with a tierce pr-amble, cie j 'i.:,i? c;*.: not ? -but, that 'he general charging allegations, again* t \r.\ f I {!'•"!•:•;• wan str-Jii-dy in its favour, and fi*diffusing dis outents and j#»a'!i "-;". raihiug turnultSy** &Ci notlunb* ' |*-fii' up projudice-. in the court, tvu' •crftcit ihf pro*-endings of Fraser. MrlJouel1 • & Co. The ttordseharjjed. * ilwlou? were contained in tlueepa .-• \ S e address of the 2d April, ••/ Vt ' .' had Utile hope ofsaiisfn'/ •: .--■.-; (L sifting at Parlioht/a ■ - pt. >•. the Administrator h ro\> }. • ■ .":, n .1! inflect whether I. "rauy ? * j wh< f>o'-ri»'i». d ftiich things ii* ITppcr Ca VQ^fi T: \.. C7"lu^rit ^oTi'ii(;,oh Mtttl UrP- lle-tly rTomment! 'his I>ruvine<> as a d- -;i »M plft.eeof icsidenca :—it i<! a t "'ciot which should Come h - n; once to yom business and bo- On looking bark to my narrative, ad- d;-- d to the worthy Inh.ioibmfs of KiflSara I*l"r"'t, underdate99fh June, li uill be ioinid,, that after giving bail I Procured9 warrant to arrest Duncan Kraser. and hrius him to account for hi rioti»u: conduct. It now appears that though Dnoean Frawer, backed by hi;> friends, could iwv the brutnl cou- XSjfrt to attaek an unarmed individual trith h bladgCOn, lie wanted the best Isiiul of courage,—that of an honest 4nan- Bi«for( the constable reached Jrj:n with the warrant, which would have secured his appearance at Brock- tille as«ize^, when- I should ilBTC been present to aceusc him, he had the cun- r.'iin to contrive with his brother Ma¬ gistrate that he.should be bound orer t*' tire Quarter S»•^^io1ls, to plead gutl- T) before his worshipful friends : a-ul, hera3 to b- -nre, a most shamcf il train *>* j)roce< dings went forward. Seveial iJ the people who had rushed in to keep the pence when they saw Fraser jfM ck :r>c. at Johnstown, were indict- (:J. Among these a young man of the name of Grant had been most active. iietore usin* the least violence, lie had received a severs Mow from Fraser o* Terthe baik parr * f the hand, and <vi* tfaii it had gained me public thanks from ?v< ry paitoi the Province, w'bere fi.e \i_-lf of information reached. I i*Js*& ifn maKcious production w«K '•t T-o rrward.-d ? I deiied my accu¬ ser* to produee the slightest proof of \*\ being the ca^se of tumults : and ol- f'-M-f'd to bring evidence, to «h<»w, that dis^rd^rlv and riotous conduct had on- '\ been drpln;^d liy people now set- HngAfith^ grand jury. As to the sen^e which this ver\ Zratld jury held with regard to the rtf'ej of mere word- I iad to quote an extraordinary i'^tance. J Knew it to Iv " fa^. and no one pre¬ sent would daix1 to contradict it, that, fusion.**—3d. u The constitution bf Uincr thi« crand jury had beesi appolit- rone ; nod. fh** fMffc uws . **fi * h . flitai ? rov/nee'fs to t/o.^r-, ano 411 the hhssings of social compact are running lo zcaste. f-\>r three i/cirs the lows have been tlucc/rtrdbu executive power ; —for three sessions have j/oar h'gislo* tors sat in assent hi n^ and ^iven tant> tion to the monstrous—the hideous a- busy" Mr. Jonas Jones, lawyer of Brockville, and Member of Parliament for the County of Greriville, opened the pleadings. lie began by saying that this prosecution was brought on. not oti the part of the Crown or Gov¬ ernment, but of a person who thought himsiMfaggrieved ; he then said,it was on the part of the Distiict of Johns, town : then, again, that he wa* em¬ ployed by an individual : and. lastly, told u*. that, it lay between the King and Mr. GoiiHhv Thu-, the lawyer fell, a most respectable person had thought it Ills duty to present to them, that, the Rev. John Uethune, of Au¬ gusta, had instigated another person to wring my nose and pluck certain pamphlets out of my hands at the lirst meeting called by me in that Township, offering at >ame time to protect the per¬ son if he would do so. This present¬ ment, the grand jury waved.saying,! hat the instigation hnd not taken effi*L With this fact, uncontradicted, I ap¬ pealed to the court, how this jury could refosp Mich a presentment so well grounded, and come forward, wantonly and maliciously, to asperse my charac¬ ter through the medium of a present¬ ment which had not the &hadow of a foundation. ten borough of England, during a gene ral eledlion ; and, that the Contlituents of Mr Dili and had done right in tgatu returning him, as their rcprefentat>ve, had it only been to mark then difappro batfon ot the abfurd, mean, and tyran nical difpofition ofthe aflembly, on that occasion. Having done with my defence. I wifh ed to caP witness who had o' ferved my condud, and thetffrd of reading fhe pamthlet, at all the meetings held in the Difiria of Johnrtown This, however, the Judge would not allow ; and, I am thu* left without a remedy, of having it recorded, in a court of JuftlCC, that I was a feditious perfon, and, that the publication of the pamphlet, in qiieflion, had w raifed tomults and dtffufed difcon- tents and jcaloufic*-" The rec-Td will not, I truft, have the full effe&, for which it has been mainly intended,— that of palliating tht ^ffenceb, -acraiuft the 'aw, and decency, o£ MtfTrs. Fmfer and McDenell. Perfonal protection u the firfl obje^ of law, and wrongous im- prifonment the moll flagrant abufe uf it The reply was made by Mr. Henry j Poulton, Solicitor General of Upper Ca¬ nada, and on this occafioo, adding attor¬ ney General. The crowd, who wit- ncfled thin filly lad's conduct at Kfng- fton, need only be told, that hc»c it was, but, an excufe. of the fame At Kin£- (ton, he let out his fplcen agamil the Convention of friends to enquiry, by lay in? th^t 4i they weie ad contempt? hie at York as they were at h&me.'1 He now condefcended to animadvert and run down individual charades; ai.d, be- caufe, in anfwer to the attempt of Mr. Jones to (tfr up the feelings of the jury Bgatnfl thofe who would fpeak freely ot the condofi *f members of * fTembly, by malting it appear that they, the people nf the country, were thereby degraded, I had faid that many of the members ot afTeernbly were friend fl MOW caufe, and never put a had couirrufticu on the pub¬ lication now charged a1* lihcHou*.—be- caofe. in proof "f'his, and/-f the relpec tability nf our Cupporteffl, I had (aid that the chairman of our very fir^t meet¬ ing was 3 member of Parliament, and b^fj honestly declared that he would al- W3£ do, what, at the time* feemed best fn ltd 'flftW ^ *$tft r<£>tofl>ry,—tett»rik [had faid that the chairman of the con- vtnl!' n has been two yeaia Ipeaker of tlcAfTembly, therefore, Mr. liouhon th>ugbt fit to run down and ridicule tw> as honest men as the Province holds ii its bounds.—Mr. Secord, and Colo n;l Keafcly.—finiuSinEj with a eulogiom if. fav»»r of his oven family and connec- tiMis, the condnft of whom he defied any 0ie to impeach. It will be remembered hi thofe who witneffed my trial at Khijrs- t<n, that, provoked by his -icrfonal abnfe o' myfelf, and, in the fzee of a vain pan- e'eric on the virtues of official charac- ttffl at York, f laid, that I could im- httle, iguoni' t, men. Had I not been personally aiTaied, never fhpuld I have stooped to perfonality. It never could give me plealure ; but without the ufc of it my writings never would have a* muted the people of Upper Canada while T was beaten down, on all fides, by • pen expofute Let it he remembered that, h this, I have only afted up to the rt) itto of my country <4 Nemo me impune lacSt." ROBERT GOURLAT. * We think Mr. Gourlay lies ^T d-T a mistake, as we do not recol¬ lect of wing the hand-bill production, here alluded to, published in any pa, per, Besides, had it been the cu>e, 'he Editor never would have made the following remarks, which we ropyfrau the Phrrnix ofthe 18th August and 1st September, viz : " About three weeks ago, a placard ! was fent to this office from York, under cover, for which we had to pay one fhil- lingandfour pence H. C. pottage—This wis a mean, low, lelfilh ipecies of rob- hery. and every way worthy of forne of the York wits. This miicrablc produc-. tion W3S printed at the Government preffi—and i« remarkable for nothing but (jiving rife to a fevere retort. We do not prefume to fay that the Editor ofthe York Gazette was privy to this tranfac- tioa— we hope he was not—hu* that the placard was punted in the Gazette office we have not the leaft doubt—the Type* fpeak for themfelvea/* " We congratulate the public in gen¬ eral and Mr. Gourlay in particular, or) the iffue of hh trial at Kingfton. Eva- ry thing great and good (politically fpeaking) depend on the virtue of Juries. —May they remain inflexibly virtuous and thePrefs will be free." p-ach his own father, with neglect of ^,ty,—no lefsthan the nonprofecution , . As to libellinjr the Commons boufe of•. o murder, w!;ile h#waa Attorney Gen- compjefelvcouiounaed tno sum trio dues. ___t- . ° .. ... t?H . , . inn f . .in1. parliament, it was a - eg which would leal ; and. I repeat, that a flagrant cale Mm: a* to who was the Prosecutor:! £vc.i.._i_!t-1_. 1.-1 .• ^ « * II, , i- ! ■: \? ■ . U _____. and, at (hi- hocr, I do not knew, for, on desiring, after (he h;al to be inform- d\ 1 , ,» * •• , , ■*--vti an ' ivni-tlj III iciiiiiiii" Lilt UIIJUC^U* , Mr. Joni'5 retused to tell, mid the j-„e r »i i \ r i , i B ,A . .. f Hnjr -f the lower houfe ;— that Kb Juoye would L'ive me no Butu'lacfion, ^„rt,i i ■ • - >%l I . o . , imember*were mere ephemeral bein^a.— iWr..I onegN ppeecn contained no a r-*Li, r r l t • r • I ,, ., i , 4. i the le rv;mt« of the peoples and, being g iment. It made a dead pour at tin- L„ „ , . . . \* ., r peace r'—Iff then told 'he Jury that k; libel wc# the malicious defamation of characters," and that the words, here r.on-equeritly provi.-ked to strike a^airj I set forth, tended to expose to ridicule, 1st the ujid^t of the fray John M 0-n- '.the member? of Assemblv ; but seem- I ingly doubtful as to this eiime, said, that His Lordship would tell them ahfolutely be langheJ at in England:—i!o the kind exists, which would warrant :hat, there, we were allowed to go al 11 fich impeachment. It was a brother of roof} any length in lathing the proceed-'} tiis Mr. Roulton who first fpread the nport, in the steam boat, in which I pilled last Nfovemher, from York to Ni-I a;ara. that Dotf or Strachan was railing ., ,, . • prone in betray their trult, it was a rule1 j ropotition to the lucceis or my hrst ad- a?-wcrrion a> t^ the (.wmM.ui^ takio->; no J- .. .- * • .,,.-, r msabufe»\\ and &\»m breath bvIj£^1 r !■a^»i^!?A^ l^-^^^;,<^Si,e^ ^ his re*, tbe OWWOf avfeecL »]Hl«D M\%tT7l' ■ _ftrf P"fo^'an« l.mpt.on for having pnhhfhcd that ad ol-nutl.o.Hv; *« has not rh» p,blica-! fthe,r ^ :~^ut, V** know, ,n- defs ; and, lam n.,w informed that It Hon been t'h.- came «f teearhw oi the f .^?t T*. bf,ns/'"nmoncd j «« th.s Mr. Booltnn, Solicitor Gene- i to trie tnr ot parliament, and even im-|j [prifontd for attacking the chaiafters of ftll interfered, and, seii.Li£ Graht bj the breast, pushed him violently back |«i th^ wall} when Grant returned hh rud»"iie.ss}aNo, wtthfl blow This, ac^ eordinjT to the best information I could obtain, was tin* tioe btale of the ca-e proved before the- MajgMrftfe* ill ses- s" *n ; but, vrhat were the.r deereea ?— tyrant, who hnd, like a good subject, fend Tivon-d to keep the peace, and act¬ ed \\ "lontly, only after he had been Tioiffifly assaulted, wa^ fined .-f.i and condemned, b^d***. to a month's im- pri^tinmetit ; while, they lr*t off Fra¬ ser who, brfoga Ma^islratp, wasspe- ciWr'y bound to keep the peace,—who Lad vir-t sfrnck me, and then the per¬ son who endeavored to k*:ep th'? peace; —him, Ihevletott for forty shUIiUffi*!!! At th** r\sri?>e« Frasorand McUon- ell ^er<- on t!ie Clrand Jury, and they, wjth their friends, formed the majority. iHuving attended mere, to do honor to m) bail. I stood up as soon as the coo* i was fairly constituted to protest a^;«iri^» t'e.» illegal warranty and obtain ni) di^ciiari»c. Tlds, however, the JocU'e would not srr;iut. cn)ii:ir, that I w hether it was4 libel or not: further, quoth the member of parliament, this publication charges members of par¬ liament with making a fct disgusfingre* /////," and then, brin^iit^ the matter hornet** the personal feelings of the Jury, asked, whether such language did not only degrade the members of parliament, but the people who elected them!—the people of the District of Johnstown !—Finally, he apprised the Jury, that, it might be said that I had already been acquitted as to this pub- lication ; but, that I had not yet been tried, for the words, now charged, were not the samt1 as those on which I had been indicted at Kingston ; be¬ sides, I had published lite pamphli l in another District; and, u Gentlemen, what have you to do uith another ju¬ ry ?"—Oid 1 say that the speech of Mr. Jones contained no argument ? I must retract: it does contain argu¬ ment : and, man) inferences may be deduced therefrom. When Mr. Jones had done ta I king, Uliist obfde n\y trial. On the 6ccoihI | the j>ot>r persecuted puuiphlct was pro- individual memberft during feflion ; but knew not. if an inUance cotfld be quo¬ ted of profecurfon againft the free ex- prefiion of opinion as to the general con- duft ofthe Houfe. Mr. Jones had told the Court, that the Aflembly had aju- dicial ;;r well as a legiflative authority : —he had even hinted that I might yet be fummooed to its bar to anfwer for my publications. I ridiculed fuch pre- fumption by ieferring to the abfurd pro¬ ceedings againft Mr. Durand, wherein I believed this Mr. Jones had been a chief ador. He and his coadjutors had difcraced the Aflembly of this Province by afTuming judicial authority in th.it inllance,—by taking cognizance of matters out of ftffioii, and which never could interrupt the proceedings of rhe Houfe. The judicial authority ofthe Houfe of Commons goes nofwrthei than to this, of checking immediate inter¬ ruption, ;ia the authority of a Judge may dircAly imp'ilon adidurber of thecouit in which he prefides. The Houle of Commons of I'ngland never would be mean itfclf by noticing elcftion placards. All IbrtS of ftirffwaa allowed (o fly a- bout, at will, during the times of par¬ liamentary election, and were con- fidered as little a Heeling tlie charac¬ ter cither of the afTailant or the affailed : r:l of Upper Canada, and one of his ! bothers who compofed the difgraccful j hmd biP, printed at York, and circu'a | t.d there, on the fecund day ofthe mect- jig ot the Convention,—a production vhich was indignantly refufed a place in t)e Montreal Herald ; but whichobtain- ci one in the Upper Canada Phoenix,*— a production which will paint the char¬ acter of its author in colours far more csprcfRve than any language of mine can ci'fplay. Let our new Governors look upon this production, and it will prove t>e best mirror in which they can fee the true charafters of fome now holding the fi>st official fituations in Upper Canada Gentlemen! for nearly three months I have been harrafled, and all my plans deranged by arrests, and law profecu lions ;—for nearly three months the c*»ain of communication has been broken nflf between my family and me. 1 am now hurrying to New York, to receive accounts of my private affairs, which, in the expectation of going home, I order- e*l to be fent to me, then 9l'\x months ago. fstiy fiist duty indue to rny family If that calls me to England* I must go : if it admits of my return to Upper Cana d^, 1 /hall immediately return. 1 am rr ost anxious to return, for tliefc times at»e big with the fate of this Province, ai'id great changes must be matie, or, a [■- roviucc of Euglaud, it C|jruQt long re- : FOR THE KINGSTON 0\ZF.TTE» " / told you, when you fct the Stone a rollings ttuould roll upon ynw/Aves^ The vvoids ofthe old poet arc verified W thefe Utter days. The recent political profeeutioni '« this Province have, to far, produceil the- elf •« orrdufted. The folly and wicked- ne£f,dilplaycd in thofe party proeecdhtBt are fo generally perceived, and i I indig¬ nantly frowned upon, that rt In*1 become a quell ion of mure than ordinary euriolltfi where this ridiculous fydem of per* fecution originat-d, whether in the CMndMi « Tork, of RnigAonr 0"r hrockville. We have feen the pupprfi ading in their feveral characters The Punch ofthe Show has played his part in open view ; but who is the magician, that fits behind the fcene, and puffo the wires? To him, whoever he rk the- loughter-Ioving Public are principally indebted, for all thistragi-c^roico-fr cfil amufement, if amufement it m*y be calied. For, as the Frogs, in the fable, faid to the boys who pelted them vith Itones, ** Thougfi this may be fpurt to you, it is death to us :M So the People nf this Province may fay to the boys who are pelting them with indictments, presentments, and warrnnts. and to the old boy who fct;; them on ; thefe repeated attacks upon the right of Pettti'o.riqg & the freedom ofthe Prefs, altho1 huyift and ridiculous in their management, are yet too fcrinus, in their nature, to b.e paflld off with atranlieut Laugh. Their authors and attors, as well as the inten¬ ded vriSirn*, fhould be noted down, and held in lalting remembrance- VOX POPULI. From the N. T Spectator, of Sept. 8. Short arrival from England. The fhip Magna* Captain Ogdcn, arrived this morning in the remarkably fliort paifygc of 23 days from Liverpool, and only 17 from land to land. Capt. O. is the bearer of dil'patches for the Secretary of State. By this arrival London dates aw received to the 6th of AuguU, a.d Liverpool to the 8th. Our lateil Lloyd's Lift is of the 4th. On the 4th of Augufl, an Order in Council for proroguing Parliament to the 2d orOctober was pubhdied in the Of. iicial Gazette.—One of the London papers of the 51b fays—There is not, tee believe, at prefent any intention of as- fembling Parliament, for the defpatch of bufineU until after chriltmas. The repfirt of the 5 h refpc&ing the Queen's health, Hated that (he had palled <4 a pretty good night, and il better to day." No expectation, how* ever, was entertained of her recovery. The Doke of Wellington arrived a{ Dover on tire lit of AuguIt, and at Lon¬ don on the id. On 'lie fame day, he had a long interview with the Prince Regent, and another on the 3d. It is underflood, that he will (bun return to the continent. A letter from Captain Jackfon, ofthe whaling Ship John, who had arrived f'o'n Greenland at Greifl"ock, in fpeaking of the Arctic expedition, feya— '* 1 caa fay little 0/ t& difcovery ftip8j except