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32.1211WEVS TO MISS ah WARD'S ENIGMA• • TO THE EDI TOR. . . Sist•Theesiiii•intitillolution of Miss tirnartri Enigma 1 bad framed on Thurs.lay.:' Should it be the proper one, 1 beg you to give it publicity, . o entitle me to the Amen( annexed to ilk Wu. tion, and the Mated, after deducting the Lrgacy Day, may tr paid to my I.latAexs for me —I am, Sir, your obedient terrain, Exeter, October 26, 1816. O. W. L. E. - I. Sculpture. • 6. Resignation. • S. Eye. 7. Venus. 3. L'archntent. H. Angel. • 4. Half i'a•. 9. Interest. 5. Agricui• orbit. 10. Money. The City--SEPIURVAIM.— , Stie Kings and Isaiah. MR. EDITOR—I take the liberty of submitting the following Solution of Miss Stu Altp . ll Enigma: cony is noblest in all works of Art, Arid brielleds the gent which Nature does Impart; Time is essential in a Lawyer's lease, .And &weed 14 the well-known sign of Peace; The Ploughman's km wbll.t he griefs his plough; Pie'kis the Soldier's duty and the Lovtee vow; Jutster. Is seen betwixt the Earth and Suns istmsitib a prize which Merit ne'er has won; Lmeris the Miser's treasure and the badge of Jews; Wives long to dictate, 'xis the Parson's dues! LITCIiFIELD. pantoovlile, October t 6. ' Ma. Eby:roam-I request you to insert the following in your Paper, as 1 Satter myself with the idea of having discovered in one of the citiesTihe true solution to Nils& Sawato's Enigma: The noblest object in the works of Art; the Compass. • The brightest gem which tirure cao impart; .Absolution. The point . esselnial In a Laviyer's lease; Negaciatiou. The well known Signal iu the time of Peace; Treifiz. The pio►►ihtueas when he drives his plough; Enfilades.. The Midis:et; deg', and the Lover. vow ; Resignation. The Planet seen between the Earth and Sun; Barbata.• Tim Nee orhOt Merit never yet has won; Übiguity. • The Misses treasure, and the badge of Jews; Riches. The. 'Wife's ambition, and the Parson's dues; Yield, to the CANA'ERBUIitY,ao ancient City. will of a superior. • A tits ~! Venus. G. J. P. - - Yesterday Lydia. Pqett and William Perry stood indicted for assaulting Jane Preston, and taking from her person a silk shawl. The prosecutrix, it appeared, in company with a Mrs. Hill, was proceeding along the narrow part . of Rathbone Place, on their way home from the theatre, when she was met by the prisoner Pagett and two other women cf the town. Pagett gave het a vio lent blow on the cheek which knocked her down, and on snatching- at the shawl the prisoner also fell on her back. She presently, however, recovered herself, and gave the shawl she had in her hand to Perry, upon which they both made off. The other ' two women who were in company with Pagett wept, A poor man, named Grant, who fell over the un- away'before the shawl was taken. 'tailed sunk area in West St. Vilicent-street, Glasgow, The Jury lotlnd both the prisoners guilty. lately, died on Wednesday se'nnight in the Royal David Ilsochiason was capitally indicted for steal infirmary. He was a well behaved industrious man, ing a heifer, value e 312, the property of John Russell. and his widow is left with a large family. John Walden deposed, that he VMS a drover, liv. On the mottling of the 18th ultimo, a respectable ing near Boston, and on the 22.1 September artived in young man. shopman to a Merchant in Cupar, was London with a drove of beam, about fi'ty in num found dead at the foot of a stair leading to his lodg- bey. On the next day, the 23d, a heifer, ethic.' had Tugs Hid body was immediately examined by media been previously masked H P on the rump, was cal men, and, from the marks on it, the belief at missed. On the 22J the witness had delivetei all resent is, that his death was occasioned by violence. the beasts over to Wm. Nicoll; drover in Smithfield. Vtredlies,ety se'nnight a melancholy catastrophe William Nicoll received thirty-three of the beasts happened at Tattershall Thorp, Lincoltshite, to three on the day mentioned by Walden : the rest wake lett of the tiatnes of Abner Wray, W. Richardson, at Islington. The beasts were marked differently, and Thomas Williams, who;in company with another some being masked B on. the off rump, and others man, in attempting to cross the Witham in a '(shout) HP. On Sunday, the 23d, the heifer in question, setruyt, to work on the opposite bank, one of the men marked H P, was stolen; and in consequence of in. observed that the boat was aground, and that three formation he, received, witness went to a butcher's of them had better go is the further end, in order to. shop,akept by a man of the name of Stent, in West halerice her up, while the other pushed her off, which . monster, and there found the hide of the heifer, he had no sooner done than she sunk, and the above marked H P. three unfertunate men perished : the other had well Joseph Hurst lived with, and worked for Mr. Stern. neigh shared, the same fate. He knew the prisoner, and on the 21st of September A man, of the name of William Croft had his met him in the street. He asked . witness whether he hand so lacerated by the bursting of a gun last Tues. lived with Mr. Stent ? and whether' he thonibt his s t a g, at Grimsby, when firing at some wild geese, as master would allow him to lull some beaits in his to render amputation necessary. He was taken over slaughter.liouse ? Hurst replied,' that he had better to ragu• infirmary, and the operation there perfor. go and ask his master.- On the 24th, the Monday' mod, and at present he is in a fair way of recovery. following, the priioner brought abetter to the 'laugh. It is leather remarkable, that the above is the third ter-house, marked H P, and there killed it. b rot he r In the family who has experienced a simil a r Joseph Guy, butcher, hiving heard of the robbery, anaifortune- went to Stern's slaughter-house, at half past three An atrocioes met was lately toniniitted on afoul o'clock on Tuesday, the 25th of SepteMber; in the inibtatetglibewthood of Aberdeen, in conseqience dunning, and 'having 'Waited until six, Asir the'Peisie of an unhappy quanel between a father and son, ner o into the slaughter-house. As he was .pro.. concerning the property of field of barley. The cording to cut the hind from the fore. quarter, wit.' parties were on the .field, *beat to reap the barley, nesitook.him, in the-presence of Bly, the . Officer, *hem, after some altercation, 'the father woonded bis into custody moo in the groin, with the sickle he held in, his hand, A written defence vent put in,;ia which the prisoner arid • infuriated witkpassion, ;continued his violent at. declared that he received the bean from a.enan in tack, by throwing stones tit him so as to break several . Smithfield to kill forbian.--Gailra.—Death. of his ribs; white the son, who had falioragainst a John greatest wieput td the bar on the charge If dike, endeavoured to defend himself with a Ice, and stealing's - silver *AO and teal, value 575. the pro- IMO some difficulty made good his retreat to the petty of Elisabeth Harris. awellingshouse,wberebelieswitbouthommcf recovery. The prisoner, as'avu 'hewn upon the examination Wednesday evening, about seven o'clock, as Wm. of the witnesses, becense acquainted with Jas. lateen.' Shady, a boy, about twelie /ears of age, son to a field, a steward cro board a West Indianian, by whop pocir'vrotban in the neighbourhood of ElaCkfriare, was be was ietroduc ed the house of Mr. Balfour, and playing an St. Andrew's Hill, he fell &mil, what a passed among the servants as his-brother. On the scavenger's cart gcing down the hill at the ume 22d of October the prisoner came to Mr. Balfour'' •--se, one of the. wheels west over his bead, and be l house, and was invited by the servants to sleep there. upon being takes to the hospital. —The room in which. he slept was next to that Tuesday evening, between seven and eight o'clock, of Elizabeth Harris; and it appeared that about half who drives one of those'single horse carts now pest seven o'clock she got up, as usual, to clean the anon in hawking coals through the town, was house, leaving her watch under her pillow, with the by some passengers stretched at full length , key hanging out, apparent to every one who might ground, and apparently in a lifeless state, in enter the room. At about eight the prisoner carat Swine-street. Golden-iquare, nearly opposite, doWn, passed Harris, and tvent out of the house ing's Arms tavern. No person saw the accident, through the kitchen without his hat. The watch hot* finding that his driver was no longer was presently missed, and traced to a pawnbroker's, im, bad taken the liberty to rest. from his la- where the prisoner was proved to have pawned it, sod, with the cart at his heels, was standing having at the time no hat upon his head. few, yards distance ffom its unfortunate" The property- eras identified, and the Jury convic- It is supposed the poor fellow, overcome with. ted the prisoner. had been, as is often the case, riding on the • "Wiwi afekon Riantes' Itentkkea; and Froissis , the animal and fallen aslatias and in that state Dime, werilindictell--Aslitoa, for *toiling a woody; off, and the wheel went over him. He was car-' end 'grid seal. Sec. the property at Edward Ogilvie_ e Inid'llenriekson and Dixon, the one for reqeiving • an apothecary's close by, where he was bled.: etas short time so far came to hinieeltas to swat- watch, and the other the seals, -knowing them to be' cordial *mitt that was given to him, but be stokns not speak. The poor man was then taken in a; The etrosecutorelsdooged 40 the Griffin, a ship St. George's hospital, and the horse and cart, ing in the river Thames. -sultortaiistance-lelow the livery stables hard by, to be taken care of wait Tower, and the•preperty Wieltdieo (ram the calsinil where he had left *Nils Tbc witnesses eziuniessil; TM noblest object of the works of Art ; Love. The brightest gem which Nature can impart i Innocence. The powt essential in a Lawyer's Lease; Terms. The well•kuown ',goal in the time of Peace; Commerce. 7 be Plnightuaii wh u be drives his plough ; Hanow. The Soldier's duty aud the Lover's vow ; The Planet semi between the Earth and Sun; idalia.• The prize which Merit never yet has won; Eternity. 'The Miser's tres.ure, and the badge of Jews; Lucre. The Wile's ambition, and the Parson's duii. Donthiatios LITCHFIELD. an &Infant City. • A. title of Venus. C. ttlme, one ed upot Toes& a mash so con still observed on the g Marylafx the King' but.the h rear him boars, at still at a 'master. fatigue, back of t dropt, off lied into 'ma isi 4 140 a cot could. 1501 tooth to to - whim darned. • cIOW • t r ' b 'Phil ,was 050. 7114 I. 'as the agent Hezham, ttk having occaL , 404 fifty pounds in the hands c,f the defendants, who ac cordingly drew tor that sum upon the agents of the Durham Bonk, residing in - • the metropolis, desiring, the money to be paid on acconnt of the Durham: Bank, the.defendant signing the bill a ii k haut descri- 1 bing himself in the character of an agent. The Durham Beak afterwards became insolvent, and the bill not being paid-, the question now was—Whether the defendant was liable upon it in his personal char doter ? The Co , irt held that as there was no other name upon the bill, and as it was drawn in his personal 'Character, the defendant alone was liable.--Judgment • for the plaintiff. MIDDLESEX SESSIONS. Yesterday a licence was prayed •by Mr. ARNOLD for the Lyceum, his petition stating that he bad ex , pended eighty thousand pounds in building -an Opera House, but that his licence from the Chamberlain to pel form Operas was restricted to four months. He therefore prayed a licence to enable him to open his House fur the residue of the year [or dancing and Concerts. His petition was opposed by the Theatres of Drnry. Lane and Covent Garden. Upon the opinion. of the Bench being taken, a large majority was in favour of granting the licence, which was issued accordingly. Application wan also made to the Court, on the part of tie Prow ietors of the Pantheon, for a licence Music .and Dancing for the ensuing winter. This was opposed Ity Mr. CUNDY, who had the licence last year, stating, that he had the occupation of the Theatre, and claimed a renewal of the licence. It was asked, whether the public had benefited by the licence granted last year ? It was said, that owing to disputes •it had not been used. The licence was re ,tustd to either party. OLD BAILEY SESSIONS. bees to the prisoners Ashton were both found itarbibut pitally convicted of buraartespi y he &Calling-house or Samuel therein some plate and'iwo' _...Aver money. October last, the prisoner came to the prosecutor, And had same li. I tiot • He then went out and the shutters were shot pp. At a quarter past ten o'clock, Mrs. Chason sent her servant up to her bcd-room for some sheets, and upon entering. the chamber found the windows and gutters, which bad been previously shut, wide open, the drawers open, and the property in question gone. She immediately 'went down stairs ;o inform her mistress, and while in the act of telling her whit she had seen, distinctly beard a maw jump as if front a window upon the pavement in the street. A' person who was passing through Rubsell•street at the time, saw the poisoner jump from be window of this room, and after.poxsuing him through masi; streets, at last apprehended him, and gave him in charge to a con stable. A pistol, -loaded withintalf an inch of the mouth, containing two balls, cbox with phosphorus, 'Matches, and other articles, were found upon him when he was taken, and theprisoner was with much difficulty prevented from pulling the pistol out of his right-hand pocket when be was apprehended. • 11.1ANstosi Houkt.---Yestaday, Mary Smith was charged with having stolen a tea-caddy and a quan tity of clothes out of the, apartments tel a Mrs. Ca. balm, who stated that soon after she had left her rooms in Bishopsgate, she heard they had been broken open, and upon going to examine them, she met the prisoner' is the custody of some persons : Smith had at the time the property above-meatizined, which belonged to Mrs. Caballo, whose rooms and drawers had been broken open. The prisoner said, the Officer imerely wanted to get his forty. The LORD MAYOR said the prejudice against the Police, he regretted to declare, existed to an unwar rantable -extent. It was certainly a compendious method to punish a body of people for the crimes of individuals, and save the trouble of proof ; but as human as well as Divine justice did not consider crime as applicable to denominations, but to indivi duals, it was we act of rebellion against reason and humanity to indulge such a disposition against those who were unconcerned in the transactions alluded to. The general prejudice induced him to make this ob servation. The prisoner was fully committed. BowNSTRYST.-A-LIONT Bataii.;—Yesterday, Charles Arrow. a baker in Broad-street, St. Giles's, appear. ed by summons before Mr. Brame, to answer to an information charging him with selling bread short of weight. -The charge was preferred by Mr. Charles Stray, a shoemaker In Tottenham-court-read, who had dealt with the prisoner for some time, and had freqeently discovered his qoartera loaves four and five minces short of weight, and had as often cons.' plained to him upon the subct, and the defendant' had each time promised, it should not happen again. On Monday Mr. Stray sent a boy In his employ to the defendant's shop for two quartern-loaves, and, from what had happened before, be was induced to , wei g h them, and lard they only weighed three pounds 15 ounces, being six ounces and a half thortl of weight, and having a family of seven children to, maintain, and as a matter of public juatice e , bit thought it right to lay the information. The Magistrate considered this a very Rapine case, especially as both the loaves weighed exactly the same weight; the probability therefore was„that al: the loaves lie bad made on that day were equally deficient ; he therefore thought him a proper subject for a public example, and convicted him in the full penalty of 10s. an ounce on the IS deficient ounces, with costs. Stephen Woolhead, the driver of a hackney-coach, was charged with stealing a box, containing Jess in Bank of England notes, some country notes, a num ber of guineas, half-guineas, and 7s. pieces, Napo leons, doubloons, and some trinkets, which had been left in his coach by Mr. Savoly, on hiring him Irene Hatton-garden to Kenton-street. He WAS, committed for further examination. HArTON .Albin.—Yesterday Ms Jones, a young man, Was brought up by Perry, a watefirnao, on a charge of robbery. The prosecutrix, Harriet stated, that in the evening of Sweeter last, as she was passing the corr.er of Charlotte-buildings, Gray° sinn lane, the prisoner came up• and snatched her shawl from her neck; of the value Of £4, and ran up the above buildings. Witness pursued the prisoner about half way down the buildings, but was presented pro-, ceeding any farther, by being seized by ts black dog,i which held her fast by her clothes, which witness supposes to have been set npon her by inane confede rate of the prisoner, Mary -Ann Harvey, who bed bean is company with last witness, .corroborated her evidence. 'rho prisoner was fully committed to Newgate , for trial. MARLIOROUGH—STRRIT.---CUARGa or. WILFUL litUßDEß.—Yesterday, 'Aka Coleman, a youth about 18 years old, was broight-tip, previous to his going 1 **the Session, charged' with the wilful molder of his father-in-law, Bartholomew Mannar. a shoemaker, lately .residing at No. 29, Monmouth-street, Saint Gilts's, on d 15th September. The evidtnce pro deiced on the Coroner's Inquest was gone through again, cad fhe only sew feature in the case was the testimony of a woman who came forward to awear that the chtath was the effect of accident . Coleman, however, was sent to'Newgate to take his trial during this Session. Mods HALL.--James Gosport was, yesterday, brouglft before the Sittirig Magistrate, charged with repeatedly assaulting a young Lady of fortune and respectability, residing at Stockwelt. • Frdm the evi dence of the young Lady's mother it appeared, that' the defendant, an elderly man, is a plasterer by trade, and resideat at Stockwell ; her daughterais A girl of siitten,and entitled to considerable property on coming of age. For some time, past, whenever the yOung La4y went out, the 'prisoner had been in the habit of way-laying her; and annoying" her with pro fessions of love sod idatiration t' 'find he had also ire: quently of late forced his Wsysyen. into the house, and distutbetthet fie; nd been repeatedly recaosatisted with, but remonstrance produced no goods ect. , A .Getalemeti,' the guardian of the yowl Latly, ealifirisied this statement.. *The pri soner-did net deny the charge, but said . he mist hive wife; anti a young one to. ; gad Ulu& knells it.t. . - ~. .. , LAW INZIWGEIICS. :., .- - u . . lie "alt the facts hoe who wa '3.-- r OPlAm* .viffs Ai:lined. oimiturpipky t 14, -.Plitt WAS capitally I an = :o f ~ .1 `exchange Cr i r, • •ng and entering the facaof tilk case , , 'I. lie defendant • , and stealing . the ;rid of the Chtrbam 'Dili*, residing as elinde lour shiirt•ms miil in Northumberland. and the ptaiav if On the /-1411 of October anion for a bill upon London, depuiited -The the He of the pr • • .-, -- _. .... iiithr. He then went out iie'ections on the danghter of the prnseu t • t „ ,grade honourable proposals to the yiain st 1,, e ; bid not conceive he had ever race d 4 tin .11 441 s this was the cause of hi: h p r e r r e se h it: h t 6 h t r i lie was ready, however, to prcisiss %mo i l 11 — ,, again go the hodse, or interrupt the )eling o,„ d , her progress through the street.—Ti e N A ._ •' 4 considering the prisoner as semeartiat 4 , ran, e ,. ; unwilling to procued• to ettrern;iies al:t. him, and, prosecutrix not pressing di..chatrged with a reprimand and a cArtien as Sp*4 future conduct ; the Magistrate informing hi sno , should he pirsist in seth c ond uct as t h at now ca. plainest uf, and be again brerip t i.,ht hetore him, he most certainly be committed till he found sere' •ts his good behaviour. WORSHIP-hTlik - ET.—Alewanda Celks6r, the City.ro.scl, was summoned at this A ce Pte. for selling bread short in weight. It appe asc a ll / 2 information was laid by a poor wera ri , , 00 NG chased only one 114 f, and found it two ounces its,„ in weight. This was all the bread produced inc e ; But he was further charged wits refusing t o the bread, agreeably to the Act of Parham:l l4 Z would subject him to a penalty uf at least 44. fir part of the case, however, w;.s out made qv. Mr. GIFFORD said, he was determined to pe k t t. law in force, particular -1 in slldl CAMS as h! Bread was very dear :it present, and ber. ss e,L reads of many poor people. The b,: leers h a d ah i is time of it lately. He-would, I:.ercl(4(', corwi t t‘ prisoner in the penalty of !Us. I.ler ounce. A s 1 1 ;14 ware only two ounces detici.:et, litisentr paid 2t4, soieyTchte LORD M.svort did not enter the Jrusic e . ** yesterday, until tour o'clock, tin, account of the Big' Meeting. His Royal Hie.licess D i k ui Sussex sat in Court with hi. Loids:iip, and, dsi r the investigatien of several cases of vagrancy, or l t humanely undertook to interpret the tale of ap v Swedish seaman. The LORD MAYOR attended :othr eases of these unfortunate creatures with his site humanity.. • A. , .4. 1. At the General Quarter Sessions of the Peon lo the West Riding of Yorkst,ire, held at Leek t i t discharge of the whole Insolvent Debtors ins". posed, on the ground that they had not given i it h notice of their intentions to avail themselves di e benefit of the Act' as came within its memos : t h r bare given perrostal notice only to the creditors 21 vrii suit they are in custody, and general notice to tii other creditors, by public advertisement, in thel. don Gazette and other papers. After hearing Cat eel, the Court determined to report specially den eumstances, and reserve the decision of thevens for the Insolvent Debtors' Court. At the Northumberland Sessions, held at Ahvie, the 17th ult. William Willis, Roger Chide; Bold Scott, and Robert Sister:on, four men late in tittb ploy of Mr. Crawkrd, miller, near North 6latlit, were found guilty of stealing Hour, the property d their master. It appeared that these mea luau many sears in the employniaatt-4 Mr. Croptit.. AVillis for thirteen. The C,,urt sentenced 'Licata', confined to hard labour in the Hoye aCtirecee . for twelve months. The Chaiinfin Cus.- E q.) on passing senteate; suongly infest. vetted on the conduct cf !malts in purlbauist!igt property which it bounden duty to proluti., and he trusted, that the example made dam; 'would operate es a warning to others. A gentleman of the name of Burt, residing sh his family in East Ind:a-row, Poplar, beiston aria to a friend in the iffriera:road free ieitd*,teteirti intelligence drat in his absence' his •house lades broken into and robbed, and chase boy, who wA i e; of the depredating party, had been 'ALA . * watchmen in the act of coming over the gardes from the house. Mr. B. immediately retuntee, and when artivcd there found his boost c gutted. The plunderers had. not only cleared the house, but had fez +led thtlllatlmq, drinking several dua , ans of wine, and even cairadit, the trunk of a scaV tnt who Was with her IL with all her wardrobe except what she ha.; her. So entirely did they consider the:lo l .4o'e; ease, they had amused themselves with sivokiio reading, for on the only table. they left , they had deposited several „ pipes, new paper., glasses which they had used in drinkiliglhe A man of tte name of Chnnley.. who, it'itele till February. mar, 'will Then (-flier the year of his age, assisted in reaping a Dap, week, at bl.rah-side, in Cocicerhatn, net I.,:neratip At liorncastle fair, on Monday, the, e was ak, thew Of *sheep, which went cif at rather liettcry, l than they have brought of late. The show (.11— was bat small, but they sold at improved large sheer ci‘ . horrors and..beasts was expected Tuesday, being . theiast of the fair. .Ricts.—Carorma Rice:cent:6as to be meal quired for, both, as an, article of speculation, ati.-11 lox export ; the• acenunti irem tte Chntindit very tavourable, and from the higbliriees it is presumed Government will diminish the h duty fur a sirasoa ; there however, little on the hollers are asking the highest quotation, bit believe it has not yet been realised. MAIBAST. NOVEMBER I. Beet as U! to 4. 04 1 Veal Ss 01 wl. i t Mutton 3s od to ts •4d / I'vrk 4s (4 to 3, Beaitb 750-61 wop aid Landis 6,34o—Calves 160—nts' HAY AND STRAW, PER LOAD. Meadow Hay 41 0. to LA lis Clcver 51 its to $1 Ea • Straw 11 13s '2l . MAUR • Thursday; •at Se.. Andrew's Chinch, Holbbrn, Mr. Shbnouth-str.er, to Miss Newport, or Notth.plae... At Croruary, the 11th - ult. Lieutenant John Marc'. to Cub& We. oldtatt daughter of the Rev. Repaal Smith, ViostaLr.ty.. • •, Tout cegainiglit, in Geerge's vred, Cruk, Mar lincliefors, A at the ativaiee4l age of 74 tv• thtt,groast whirJa W . lls4traitcd in the service of his country: OH STO Bank stock 2161 91c1 S per Ct. teed. 94 if Ditto Cons..6li 611 i 4 per Cents. 16 II ,e; 5 per Cant. Noe y 94 9Sif 15 YESTERDAY. Ind& Stn k, Witt Binds 19 :4 rt. ;,per Cent. E4aluer 13:11$ :34..941 De. (W.) pr. • ,far acc. 01; 18 :. • 1..! HIGH ATIIICTO %MORROW ATI.ONDON t- Monlia; " r 14.tuin, iitte 1 1 At*itoon -""t. I ,- • I . . 37 !. - _ M. Prhited by lATri.K.iviT, PlckettVgi. a: aitatispiOitlee,'Cratiolt e ls o the n tpnwo i rctgasgeo, honourableor o n t:ei n sicaese t di hhvytoehe hou s e, epaeto;t: hadle) rvt rsi however, to tfrbst u t h l pat, t 34 : it i n zci Ite;g1,11ae:111; nigul ~oust.tazd was the cause of hi: tsetse:vet:lag ati • • • rctssise e thr defend:it -I - idcring the prisoner hrt 'illing to priiceeitto ettrinntties ccutrix not pressing barged with a repritn , ind and a cAni o !, '.. a s to re conduct ; the hiaeistrate informin g F t 1. 4 ;Id he p•rsist in snth conduct as . w err Red of, and be again breitrAht before him, r te 0 : sn :4 t certainly be committed till he fo un d - f t • tood behaviour. VORSHIP-hTIiYET. —.erica/act Cales dam, h a t., City.road, was summoned at this off t C e selling bread short in weight. I t api , e ' n ;p'r woo rmation was lad by a poor : sed only one loaf, and found it two ounc es st, l*. weight. This was all the bread he was further charged with refu s i ng tr , % ; m l 4 • bread, agreeably to the Act of Parlianarnt,, a j:", 6 • g ,t„ ald subject him to a penalty cf tof the cast, however, Wry itOt. made ~u•,'l dr. GIFFORD said, he was determined to p ut .t. e in force, particulai-y in suchsuchcases% as folio._. • !ad was very dear tit present., and be e f od 4 . I t tit of many poor people. The baiti-e s 1, 4 j a , b 7, to of it lately. Ile,woold, A toner in the penalty of lids. Ever ounce. A, ( 4, 1 1 fa. re only two ounces detieLnt, ptisootr r 2. "' 1 - 41 fi ••••••••—••••••—•-••••• The LORD M.svon did not enter the Justice. ma lerday, until tour o'clock, on accutint of the Big ' • ciety Meeting. His Royal ll;a2licess the Imo { sszx sat in Court with his Loids:iip, and, d r investigation of several cases of vagraccy,7:4l Inanely undertook to interpret the tale of apv redish seaman. I'he LORD MAYOR attended ; 0 0 4 01 les of these unfortunate creatures with his nae inanity. . At the General Quarter Sessions of the Pew* " I . e West Riding of Yorkshire, held at Leek* ;charge of the whole Insolvent Debtors wasp. 1 ised, on the ground that they had not given ai l tice of their intentions to avail themselves die " * " 6 nefit of the Act'as came within its meaning: Lye given iterrostal notice only to the creditors 4114 it they are in custody, and general notice to ta Fah her creditors, by public advertisement, in they 21 " ns Gazette and other papers. Alter hearing Cab 1, the Court determined to report specially asst Instances, and reserve the decision of theism, "" if r the Insolvent Debtors' Court. At the Northumberland Sessions, held at Absiik a- te 17th ult. William Willis, Roger Clticien, Mal • roll, and Robert eilitirron, lour men late in tbs. boy of Mr. Crawfrrd, miller, near North IA • ere found guilty of stealing flour, the proprny d tTd ieir master. It appeared that these mea NAN. tatty }cars in the employnamat-qj Mr. Cr 4 vait aa Valhi for thirteen. The C..urt scale:reed dientO", Dnfined to hard labour in the Hove aCirraink n• twelve months. The Charrofin ( Thom cu., E q.) on passing sentence; strongly inlaid erred on the conduct cf servants in purlimuis 1!igI roperty which it their bounden duty to protect; j net be trusted, that the example made of ilk , Illta• 'Quid operate as a warning to othert. • • A gentleman of the name of Burt, residing id is family in East Ind:a-row, Poplar, beititoo atoll D a friend in the illties:road free iteitdkAratrired ntelhgente drat in his absence' his .house•bwhisi 7 ' Token into and robbed, and thaa boy, sr:lo !faints 4 It the depredating party, had been takitt . o4 watchmen in the act of coming over the gado' mm the house. Mr. B. immediately returaed lama Is . ,nd when artivcd there found his house cow** pitted. The plunderers had. not only cower*, .feared the house, but had tcg,ied ilunit , Pmq lrinking several duz.ans of wine, and eotn c:iiticc l 4 he trunk of a sci'v tnt who Was with her mium • with all her wardrobe except what she ha.t ter. So entirely did they consider therotAvisat.la . ' rase, they had amused themselves wish sieokingni eading, for on the only table. they left b.ni.d tats hey had deposited several „ pipes, new Fintrs, lasses which they had used in drinkiivlit trite A man of the name of Chnnley.• wiie, it IK. ill Februarr mat, 'veal Then (-flier the orrdasili:.• rear of his age, assisted in reaping a ha:, of paid Neck, at M-rsh-side, in Cockerhanr, neat LAlCattn, At liorncastle fair, on Monday, theie was ali ' hew of *sheep, which went cif at rather bet of I ter ban they have brought of late. The chew was bat small, but they sold at improved pricer. • ,arge thew od . !mules and..beitas w. 4 expected Tuesday, bring . theiast of the !air. Rocs.—Caroitna Rice :eOntinties to be much • ?wired for, both, as an wink of speculation, arid or export ; 114 . aceOunti irem Cnntinatt hr • very tavourable, and from the highltrecs of'Gr * ,t is presumed Government will diminish the; • duty fur a season; there however, little on the holqers are fiking.the highest quotation, lot. Oelieve et has not yet been realised. alkarrtivim.o MAggaT, NOW/foga t. Beet as 0.! to 4. O.: Veal As 01 to 5. $ 1 Mutton 3s Od to 4s •4d / P..rk 4s (id 'to Sr 0 Beasts ISO-.Sheep and Landis 8,340--Calves 180—nts HAY AND STRAW, PER Meadow Hay 4i 0. to LA 15s I Clceer St 04 to 81 La Strew 11 ifs • — nnAattlF.P. Thursday. at Se.. Andrew's Choreh„ Holborn, Mr. ti'd l4 I Sidniouth-str.et, to Miss Newport, of North-plan. At Crotuary, the 11th 'ult. Lieutenant John Motdorrlar to Cathie itte, eldest daughter of the Rev. Ret t Smith, M of CI twouly. int Tuesday' seiiiitighi, in George's sweet, Crult, tor " , RuchefockSat the advance4l age of 7J, far thelterast. ol , which was devoted to the service of his gunntry. jimitlen odi,STOPCS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock 2161 21c # I India Stock t — .• 3 per Ct. Red. thst if bidet Bonds i t :4 pr. Ditto Coos, 4zoill flap. Um , Cent., - ; 1 . 9 p, 4 per Cents. 1611 f i t E*chequer Bills per Coat. btoiti Os 9311 De. (S1c1.)(1 7 Or. Long AAR'. 1513• I 6 cools Aar 6`; HIGH AWATEICTO MORROW ATIXINDON :ter Morning . A4.min..a• ID Attlitoon . v` try • ti 1.01411X)N. Piloted by lamas- Picket tr!ro 014111111•4110Zir anti 14 . ileciltfir ll • • ii , ,; •1 . Vt