Star. — London, England, 1818-01-16 00:00:00

ON RACSCHS' BUST OF QUEEN LOUISA OF ?RUSSIA. Bow lovely still, though ROW no more, Thy leaks in auburn beauty pour ; No more thine eye, of humid blue, Bourn like the star thro' evening dew Forbid alike to beam and creep, • Those orbs are dad it clartie Those braids in moveless suarblitwitie; Princess! thy throne is now thy !liritiri Yet, matchless as in life, the spell Loves oa that pallid lip to dwell ; And still the soul's immortal glow , Is radiant on that dazzling brow. • Soft be thy shur.bers, soft and deep, Till start thy people from their sleep ; Till thousand beacons, blazing bright, Shake their wild splendours on the night; Till on the mountain breezes wing, Thu shout of war thy !at-Annear flirg ; And gleams in myriad hands the sword, So deep in old Invasion gored. Gcn is the guide !—thro' woe, thee rear, Rushes his chariot's high career; GOD is the guide !--thro' night; thee sterns, Speeds hisiesistiess Angel' % form ; Ard red in many a doubtful fight, • Oar fathers' swordeeirved nut their rlgbt, And SO thro' field, and lire, and flood, Weal seal the proud bequest with blood, Ard give our b..bes the boon they gave, The glory of a freeniau:s grave. • Pcingi—Spirit, bring the splendid day, • T l frat sees ahr ancient bamiers ?I•ty ; `Ther. shall ha heard the trumpet tone, - Where all is silent now, and lone ; From forest deep, from utsun'd vale, Shall gleam the sudden flash of mail; Sudden along the grey hill's side • Shall proud and.paniot squdrons ridc ; Keen as his molintabi eaglli; there . Mall bound the frakitikifittar; • Time, swift as wind, *the '44 hussar Wheel his broad sabre for the war; And, mountain nook and r.avh. - n'd glen, Give up their hosts of mar-shard Men ! Then, Form of Love. on longer sleep; Thine be it on the•gile to sweep, • With Seraph smilb with Seraph power, To lighten on our gloomy hour, To bid the fainting land be wise With. wisdom from thy native skies; Give the strong heart, the hero will, • Angel! and yet protectress still! - COVENT-dARPEN . THE4OZ The opera of Artaxerxes was last eight repeated— ind went of with the utmost eclat. Miss SrunEws sang divinely, - and Mr. BRAHMA'S exertions were crowned with success. After the opera. 4 new one act piece, entitled TAree Milmsfrons Paris, was produced. A young British o;ficer has taken a fancy to Louisa; the fair daughter of Mrs. Welcome, the landlady of the Old Fleur de Lis new Revived, an inn situate within three miles of Paris. The - lover is desirous of informing his mistress that he is ready. to carry her off; but the watchfulness of her aunt prevents him from delivering a letter. His servant Motley undertakes the difficult task. He sue• eeeds after many unsuccessful efforts—the young lady' elopes, and soon returns, a joyful bride. The' piece has evidently been written to enable Mr. DEN NING to slew what he could do in Mr. MATHEWS'S line. He appears in the various characters of an English &mint, a French. Courier, a British Grena dier, a fashionable Tourist, and a Jack Tar. His per formance had some merit, but not so much as we have a right to expect from the successor of Mr. MA. 'NUM* We -were. indeed reminded of that gentle- Joao, but the recollection was rather a painful one. Miss MATTHEWS, as Lodisa, and Mrs . DAVENPORT, .as her Aunt, did 11 that could be done for two very insipid. characters. A good deal of disapprobation was manifested towards the close of the piece and, when the curtain fell, the feeling of hoitility was most decidedly exprssed. which had been pawned to him by the prisoner Francis Lryy, under die name of J:scatr, and which Mrs. Sullivan claimed u her property. Moses Forgen, an officer, searched the house of-the prisoner trances Levi, who kept an eld clothes-shop, WhitechapeL He there found a gown, a pelisse, a gold pin, and some muslin, which Mrs. Sullivan claimed as part of the property she had lost. The prisoner, Cohen, was in the house at the time he searched it; she was employed making caps of part of the muslin which Mrs. Sullivan claimed. Mary Smith proved having heard a .noise in the prosecutor's house about nine o'clock on the night it was robbed. Frances Levy, in her defence, said, that she was from home on the day when the other prisoner pur chased the articles which the officer had fvur_d in licr house ; she denied all knowledge of the robbery. The prisoner Cohen put in a written defence, stating that she was the mother of seven children, whom she supported by making up needle-work. She accused the other prisoner of endeavouring to procure a false witness to swear against her (Cohen). She received the muslin, which she was making into caps, when arrested, from Frances Levy. Verdict—Not Guilty. The following were also acquitted, J. Howard and G. Kerslake. An ungrailfhl robber.—Sunday se'nnight, Ned Col lins, otherwise Edward IliqUakon, after being almitted into the Fever Hospital, at Limerick, and nourished, until blessed with returning health, escaped from the Hospital With eight pair of sheets, a new shirt, new night cap, and several other articles. MANSION-I lousz.—Dtsr Brat Or THE TIMES..-- Yesterday a person, having the appearance of a de cayed Gentleman, presented himself before the LORD MAYOR, and in a strong Hibernian accent entreated his Lordship's assistance to enable him to return to his native country. The LORD MAYOR—" I cannot grant you a pass —the law will not allow it, unless you were seen to commit an uct of vagrancy. We have great numbers Of applications of this sort, and would willingly give the required assistance, but we have not the means ; we have no funds for such a purpose. I commiserate your di:tressed situation, but cannot assist pot.' With this answer-the unfortunate stringer departed. Moines Miles and Thomas-Mane, Who were dressed like sailors, were charged on suspicion Of heing im postors, (pretending they lost their limbs in the ser gice-of their country in battle, one a leg and the other Vt. arm), found begging in Cockspur-street and its neighbourhood, and by that means imposing on the humane.. On their being interrogated they acknow ledged they had not been employed. in the .Royal Navy, but went •to sea from the port of Bristol on board the Union. They were ordered to bc.sent be fore the Committee sitting at the King's Head Ta vern in the Poedtry, for farther inquiry. Bow-STREET.--.l*. Elliston t the celebrated come dian, appeared at this Office yesterday, to answer a charge of assault made against him by Mr. Moncrieff, the author of Don Giovanni in London, &c. The mal-treated bard said, he had for the last three years supplied all the pieces performed at the Olympic Theatre, at a stipulated sum for each piece, and it was on the refusal of -Mr. Elliston, as Manager, to pay for a new Piece forthcoming,. and likewise his stopping some of the plaintiff's orders, that the dispute and assault originated. The Poet expressed his indigna at the conduct of the Manager, in " high sounding phrase and' lofty sentence," inveighing with Shaks pear, against 44 mans' ingratitude," and 44 benOtsfor got !" 7he Manager, not being able to parry the argutnentunt ad hominess of the Poet, had resorted to the argumentuns baesdinunt, in which; from the stature of his adversary, he was more successful, paying the astonished baTtl, in notes of fist ! The defendant, not being able to gainsay the char, was obliged to big e bail for his appearance at the Sessions. MARLBORO/Mil-STMT.—A man of the name of Pilgrim, who had held an important situation in the service of the East India Corripany, Was charged with robbing hii lodgings in Chandler-street; Qxford market, of various articles of bedding, &c. •the pro perty of Mrs. Eglestone. It appeared that the pri soner had pledged the articles enturierated at various pawnbrokers, and that he had sold some of the du plicates.—He was committed. HA TTON-GA RBEN. : —Jdat Roacy, a boy, was brought up in the custody of head sen. the officer, charged with stealing a great quantity of nails, the property of Mr. Thomas Cubit, a builder, residing in Gray's Lan-lane road.. Committed for trial. SPO&TLVC DTTINC.; AT TATTERSALL'S, DERBY, uns. st to 1 aggt 13 to 1 Vst 1.1. 10 to 1 aga Alic;:rctta 15 to 1 ar• (".. 11 to 1 agst Er. to Ti •Inle to to I zstt C:• - OAKS, 18/8. i!! to 1 :t7tc toe, • Sitts OULN!-:".S I'AXPq 6 to I egg Trona 9 tr., 1 , bi to 1 ttEst bizrn ion e. • ,o No Detti.4 S-.. btu. ar CIO RACC. tGAINST TILL A Sportbm Match pl , ce et: ". Essex, beterteoCartain It T. I , lr, Fileckley,.artto tengaleci to drive di: over the Fight Kilts I.lat, sa tiro Fifteen miles were In the (Dow Captain Coal:al.., 3 Both were backed to 1 r..iits teit.'44 v. - ,r. I 1.0 -r .7 Ir. a r Last week as'a gentleman -.-ras 7:unti the parish of Eincking, h.c e;scov.:red was enclosed a man's shirt and sc..-cm; stained with blood, and what is more F.:^.7; stance, which I:ad the app:..afance in a fresh state. RARE LUCK !—From an Alacricaa 20,000 dollar Prize was sold to a Priir.c: E i (Penn.) who made a he: of his Ticket e:e of the Governor, and /or! it!" sack, 'agar a NEW Btimutbms.--War.erloo-place is the houses almost all let. That on the wes7 , .- nearly destroyed by lire many months at! , a habitable condition. The 1 1 / 4 1.ii:r.- conipletc in all its exterior room will be sixty feet in length. opposite is nearly furnished. 1:7or, ment in Sajames's-market will shortly Only four houses rcrr.air. between cadilly. The sr.Ster - lreout nnstag,es unde!- market are all rentoved,;•rd and paving the grcat s'_: - .-eet. The kot-p street is finished. The new rnarl: , ,t confined space, with t-r.o cutlets into t. ket. It extends from In Piccadilly the Circus is going or. rr.c.:- lumns of stone and the loaic capitals hat pleasing effect. 89RT119. 31n. 7, at -rrierellai the Lady of Sr 3chr. Sairtbury, cf a SC-. Jan. 5, the Lady of Major-Getter:l riaerge Cathay-, Jam. 7, Met. Cc/. Pox, of fiLilr..-vcck, cf a sca, Esr a r: The ~iNirs ~r :o MARE:EI:D. Tuesda7, at Stepney CLurci, the P. ?Actk Itaidstate, to Sophie Thornton, of Pop:an On the 10th first. at York, Dcwarr 88: site was a lir.eal destendLt.-. sf the anciel4 !:.may c V sour of Spaldington, ia the toucto of York. Dec. 43, at Aberdcer, r toe a:Jointed sge of SC, 11'7N1: Stuart, weli knowt for ier t ee oeac n curitg rheumatic complziots, Ste. Jana, n Doonside, Captain James Robert= Craw;.:!„t Majesty's List dr-goons. Jan. 5, at Perth, after a abort illness, Er. ..Tan years ore of the Eagliula teachers of tba city. Dee. 6, at Stag Mu-bour, Captain Igisha Prier, ap•A merly of Norwich, Connecticut. Capt. Prior ret6ll.:. wound defending Fare Griswold, ir. the BAsor.ticrztry IMED. In South Carairc, co the 21.11 October, Rtmsay, of Dalthriore, who, in the- Revolutior_n; c.r, d guished himself as brace, rneritorioas, tad hairmae GE= the battle of Idc:lcouth, when oar Arny was prrwely enemy advancing rapid:y, General Washington r-slud Icrs; floc:. ; Colonel Ramsay presented himself—that Gcrtril by the hart:, :Ind said, " If you can et tis the Britith ten r* till I form, you will save my army." Colonel R.ll- frZir I will stop theta or fall. He advanced with kii per s and kept them in check for ball as hour, nor d:c!!•!• re= til the enemy and his trocia were mirzied, and of his troops, fizheing his way sword in hind, fv:l. many wounds, in sigl.l c'both anules.--Ncts-l.rk Ft;:r. Non est virus sed watere vits..--Nfer AL. " Lift only Lire, when blest THE finest system of Ethics is to c , r.re bounds, and thns to regutwe the P•ssio NS: and insubotaMate they impetrowdy &ern •bosel - :“ Rdigioat attd.Morahty have made merge. ; to ecsb he , . . bible tliess'eppeirs the limo of k'ru4cLce, best litrit their efferreicenee. Evert diwargebleanomdf the human frame rectescs fen dical knowledge to remedy, and the public avenue ii prate when Profissional men (disregarding the roggestions ,vioni and interested) devote - their studies to the tree .a those eomplaints generated by imprudence, and ch.: el. the passions at an unguarded moinent. " The reel 4 et 1 tion canner.; in eve health of the people ;" but 1: is r. . reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance of :;feat el; ci-rn, and to counteract as far as possible ita farther 1'at.7.. ! offer to suffering hoanity,sn the result of our non enetier,te ,various diseases of Debility. '1 he on week victim of (early acquired at-school, before Reatnll has awl/A tai over the mind), win, in contemplating h s pow. r Lit susceptible of, enlivening ea-mations, ten :miming tto contplicated stare of exhaustion may be et:11:cl Into r. A. Irt,use study--immoderre autieiy—long rt4,.e,ce climes, and many other caus.s, will irer,eently drra: i e vans sys rrat ; in such tars we can hold osa an ausi: animation, by remedies which hare !erg answered tic is-sa hopes of patients of both sexes. That bane to 13w:suit happiness arts VVNEFCA, cal r' treated fiariessly, the imptoeed state of Medical Sticom!' diverted its antidote of those distressing prop/tries reit:direst its exhibition uncertain and harassing. We h ; el our method by observing to yatients labounoe tiadrs :MS that a lew days ocly are required h r resuoml icy); toms; that the most iiivetcraie wilt yield to eta ri within a month, and that Inlns person who or') ',Arcs' injured, the disease rosy preeer•ed itliogethe froia a mi lar remark applies to many ether dertaritirts.c. Ci ti native systems, as weakness, cic.rations, Ate. sc;iectilty obstinate caws of %which are daily removed withnut the ve stir or stimulants. Some peculiarities incidental to tie have nos escaped nor viten:ham; In which minims* to e-- efficacy has sapereedetl the means usually atioptc.l. lc z sys'em is unique. pectiltarly enagetic and entiattitly Educated in this our native dry; sChooled In out crf 6 ' attairawnt by its spkt:did medical cbaracten; and I lci:g able, personally, to coalface with admiration tie 1.7 practice, with the comm ental, our pretentious to a t a branch tee have selected) are enattired by expr.ieni.e, .:vince 1 by the daily applications we rtccive, est r. frc 7l` couuuirb. GODS act! Ca. M. K. C. 13, Soarerle-street, Flea-street, I .ondon. ••• For the general acraimmedation we dR not to stated periods of practice, but ntry be contwie.l 11. able hears.—Country Patients are requested to d:.-c:ll.e their 117177prOdlit, &C. when n dicior, with &dyne, s.;:i dtattty forwarded to any par of die kinplarn.—A !Li expected to accompany Coe ca v e. PRICE or STOCKS YEST1:111 P,l. Bark Stock India Bonds 10i Red. 81} 8(1- SI 801-} 81 I Ezch. BM, (Sd.) Ctrs. 80 1 ,1 ex. div. Ditto (2,lici) t... 6 SJ e per Ct. 99 9Sf le Ditto (Sd.) Navy 10.5fif 10.5 if cx. c!. Cons. for at. SC! SI Long Ansr. 2015-15 Lc!t. Tickets `...19.1 HIGH wATio. AT LONDC I!ertiss A "...rm. on - N BRlDrit TO-r• mint.bes 1.0Nro:4; : ar.l y aor, Tu+l2-54 ;.' I I d • I • >ril;or.er SPOtTLVC E..TELLIGF:;( T. Which B=TINC.t . AT TATTERSALL'S, J.:1:1:i ••• e of-the DERBY, lets. iz to 91,to'get ivilten r' 10 to' 1 ago Alie;:retta 15 to 1 a' (.... • pelisse, 11 to 1 agst Br. to Ti -inle 50 to I itsti iullivan DAYS, 16/8. The to 27tt toe. ime he • irt. , o GUiliF.._s l'AXPril. of part 6 to 1 nit Trani I 9 tr, I , to 1 nest Islam ion C. S 1 ill the No Ecieti.4; the S-..• Leger ar : :la !. GIG RACC. fr.GAINST I c %. night it A Sporting Match tes.k p!?ce et: I:•,sdity, - 1* E"Err. • Essex, between Certain IL T. Trir t 1 the was IllreiCley,,who engarcl to drive thrir a ar. lr7. • 7 :7 ter pur .. over the Eight Kik; list, ca-tirg ?t lin /Kr Fifteen mi les were 412 u. Indic Captain Coanui.., of. sit. 43 ; C: err. Both were backed to 15 niter, teit.' , in stating torn she Last week as'a gentleman -. - ras7:uctir.7 in a accused the parish of I-tricking, 1 e eiscbv.:red a sack, in a false was enclosed a man's shirt and seer:; ra ,•• eceived stained with blood, and what is snore sinriar when !lance, which l:ad the aprafance of I r , utzr.l:-., Guilty. in a fresh state. ard and R ARn LUCK !—.Prom an Americas rirf•r 20,000 dollar Prize was sold to a Printc: (Penn.) who made a he: of his Ticket on Eec: . v'ed Col. of.the Governor, and /or! it!" . imitted Nnw Bulnomos.--VVerloo-place is Enitlul• unshed, the houses almost all le- That on the wevsnn ram the nearly destroyed by lire many months ago, rt, new a habitable condition. The .1 1 / 4 1.i'ilta:1 complete in all its euterior arratzornnrut : Issas.-- room will be sixty feet in length. The - )f .a de- opposite is nearly furnished. E7oty e LOAD - 1- rnent in St. jarnes's.rnarket will shortly • L treated Only four houses rcrnain between ettwri to - catillly. The sySterttre-rus oassatres - market are all remove?, ;nr.e. the paviours a p and paving the grcat sireet. The foot.pr.tli seen to asS street is finished. Tire new ma-I:'t-I:'tcc•r.,: um b ers confined space, with : - .tro cutlets into give keg It extends from Nontis-street to means ; In Piccadilly the Circus is goin3 or. ruir.l.ll7; rn i serate lumns of stone And the lonic capitals hzvc s pleasing effect. eparted.' WMl'll9. d resse dJ n. 7, at - Er7a'rease the Lady of Sir 3chr. Sairebury, cf a St-. rag mt. Jan. 5, the Lady of Major-General riserge Cockier, the sm . Jan. 7, Mrs. Ccl. Pass, of Kilr.:rsck, cf a sea, stLi•orr_ he other MARETED. and its Tuesday, at Stepney Chures, the Per. I'4Ctk, r. gon the Itairdstone, to Sophia nor...ton, of Poplar. acknow-. DIED. -Royal On the 10th kat. at York, t",:e Dcwarr I.adyVrearst, • on as: site was a lineal deicenchz.: sf the ancien: frandy d V t. sour of Spaldington, is the count. of York. "e - Dec. 43, at Aberdeer, at the a:lear rs eed age of et, Y'. ead Ta- Stuart, well known for her uteuloess in emits d.9....•=t - .:.• . . rheumatic complaints, &c. Jana at Doonside, Captain Janws Robert= Craw;.:!, :f Com e- bialeuri's List dr-goons. nswer a Jan. 5, at Perth, after a abort illness, Er. „Tan onerieff, years one of the English teachers of tin - .t city. c. Th e Dee. 6, at Stag Hru-bonr, Captain Kiisha Prior, a?...! merly of Norwich, Connecticet. Capt. Prior reseric:... se Years wound defending Fort Griswold, in the B.ccor.tio-.ry 31ympic In South Carolina, Cu the 21,1 i October, Colx:r: id it war llemssy 'of Baltbrore, who, in the - Revolotioarr; eir, • nay f or guished himself brave, Eneritoriona, tad bums= (fii..n. sto ins e th i e em bayttle advof andal.l4.--raog rapt n d: th; , sv Cene ben ral oll W r adthatum Army was uk prets id Icr 4ll) PP o inte and facer ; Colonel Parmay presented himself—that Gored tot indigna- by the bane:, and said, "If you can steel the Britith tea uuo di ng till I form, you Will save my army." Colonel B. r. say I will stop theta or fall. Ile advanied with kii I Shales- and and kept them in obeck for half an hour, ear e.:e • rte_ 61 the enezny and 1113 trotti.s were min;-,it-d, ard arry the of his troops, kvt.dr. g his way sword in hand, ft. '. 1. trite po r ted to many wounds, in sight of both arzales.--Keva-lk Pc;:r. stature Non est vivere sad valere rz A L. 'fing the " Life ii only Lite, when blest wl:!•. He;:th." tut, net HE fi nest system of Ethics is to ser t- ne Ito give T bounds, and thus to replier the P• ono NS: c: •r'^ - • and insubordinate they impetuously destroy lioseb:rtier.v. • Religion and... Morality have made acted ;to cub bet :•.T • name of hilate thinuTppears the lima of Prudence, best az..." in in the limit their e_ervescence. ged with Ever, dixffitanitationAlf the human frame recafres per Qxforcl- dimknowtedre to remedy, and the public venue is Fr when Professional men (disregarding the suggestions die pro- igloos and Interested) devote their saudks to the tier the pri- those complaints generated by imprudence, and tie et, vartoo g the passions at an unguarded moment. " The reel ~;.1 ol the du- tion tonsisti in the health of the people ;" but 1: reflect on the daily sacrifice to the ignorance M c ci-rn, and to counteract as far as poeaible its further ravaza, o was offer to suffering humanity, the result of our o wnexperlerce j y, t officer, various diseases of Debility. '1 he unwire victim of (early acquired at-school, before Mesami has asstitid he 'ails, u-e 'over the mind), will, io contemplating his p0W.11.11 •.`rt residing susceptible of enhvening sensations, in :snowing its: :at jai cnnitiliesied state of estimation may be reused two n a. kW Irt-.1 se study—,Mminierre anyiery—lcAts ress•'ence fu 1-111R0- climes, and many other catisks, win frer,aently demi ife r some voce seer rat ; in each uses we can hold oet at ails::: sir are Wu, animation, by remedies which hare locg anaware,l on Sun. hopes of patients of both sexes. [r. Good- treatedllut f han ni e es t s o ly bona, p h t sp o. p ,d ineta vat t e r o a t s na MiedtclP.aa, Italfields, divested its antidote of those distressing properies r o pe r t y ; rendireel its exhibition uncertain and harnang. We be to John our method by observing to gatients labounog tinder :hii• that a few days only are required 6 r the reum.ral nt disco' mot; that the most three-rye esi.e wdi yield to rta, , r hearing within a month, and that Ins person who oral sisrace d,— ac; nit- injured, the disease m r Wray be preee• ed itleogerhe fri , •n 1' e a a:milar remark applies to snarly ether derangenus. ;. itsl me to obstinate rai'' eSY I c egu a se ' s a ct s ' c a 1 .4 . dell al r :I n tl . c se . " th ; : ec • u t i. Z• :••••• apsainant, seic or stimulants. Sonic peculiarities incidental to the sons ' to cover have not escaped our attention; In which mitt:Mies centhiet.: 190 ; it is eataley has supertieded the means usually adopted. lc L. Under eysie d m c is unique. pmultaiiy enelgt•tie, eminently sai aced in this our native city; schooled in out er tdedfrolo attairnicot by its splendid medical characters; and I 16: tilii use n sh u o -he. able, personally, to compare with admiration the 1.7 ild- practice, wish the continental, our pretensions to at.; hoot an ., a "rant+ we haveselected ) are matured by elpc.ience , 7 .once Iby the deny ai,pl:Cattone we n.C.Cive, ever, iris at he has coutagab. GODS act! Co. M. R. C. 55:ie • enestion 13, botiverle.street, Flea-alert, I melon. 'ail p ar . •.* For the general acisammodatinit we de riot lint:: c. to stated periods of practice, but stay be conit.ieul 11.0 Dg 111 IC- able Meths.—Country Patients are resoested in d for the their irflriptollllt, &C. whet' midicint, with advice, t.:9 upon the diattly forwarded to any par! of the kingdom.—A !Lc. - „p ie d by expected to accompany t..e caie. ile paw - n- PRICE or STOCKS YESTI Bark Stock India Bonds 10i : 14 a g la we rge - • lied. 81f BC4 81 801-} 81 Ezch . Bills Office for Coss.Bo l ,l ex. div. Ditto (2, 1 ,4) 4 per Ct. 99 98;1, Ditto (5c1.) akin than Navy 105fif 105 if cx, d. Cons. for At. S"! ee weeks, Long Anus. 2015-1 i Lott. pickets ever since - - WATER AT LONDGN BRIDrIt T0.77( 11 !' rte loof s, 111 ortise - 3. mmt-ars rid by A?oe-si- -3: -- • Se, a War- LON and keel !y •, laubani. feet,, OLD BAILXY, JANUARY 15. difff John Norton was indicted for a burglary in the dwelling-house of David Jenkins, residing in Pear tree-tourt, Clerkenwell. The prosecutor's wife stated, that she left her house on the 26th of December, about four o'clock in the afternoon, and secured the door after her. She returned about half-past six in the- rrening, and found the street door open. On entering the house, she saw the prisoner and another man walking down stairs ; she seized the prisoner at the bar, and held him until a man named Vickery came to her assistance. The prisoner was then given into the custody of an officer. In the street door she found a picklock-key. Nothing had been taken from her. Vickery proved his having assisted the last witness in securing the prisoner. The Officer who took.him into custody searched him, and found a small key in his pocket. The prisoner, in his defence, said, he had not en tered the prosecutor's house ; he was passing through the court, when Mrs. Jenkins seized upon him, and gave him into the custody of an officer.—Guilty. Mrs. Jenkins recommended the prisoner to mercy, as he had not attempted to injure her personally, though he might have done so. Mr. Justice PARK said the recommendation should be attended to. William Bailey and Robert Spencer were indicted for burglariodsly breaking and entering the dwelling house of Zachariah Bootle, Esq . on the 22d of D cember, with intent to steal therein. The prosecutor stated, that about two o'clock in the morning he was disturbed by the watchman , who informed him there were two men in the area of his house. He went down, and found the prisonersothere ; he secured and lodged them in the watch-house. On Bailey he found a centre-bit and some phosphorus. The watchman corroborated this statement, and added, that a. pane of glass had been broken, and the bolt of the shutter forced back ; there were in side shutters also which had not been forced. Mr. ADOLPHUS contended for the prisoners, that there was no proof of a breaking and entering by any part of the prisoners' bodies ; and that a break ing and entering by instruments was not sufficient to constitute a burglary. Mr. Justice PARR said, that if the Jury found the prisoners guilty of putting in a hand at the broken pane, undoing the hook, and pulling up the lower sash, he would then reserve the point for the opinion of the twelve Judges, for them to say whether that would amount to a breaking and enter 4 with in tent to steal ? The Jury found both the prisoners--Guilty, Death ; and the point, as stated above, was reserved for the opinion of the twelve Judges. G. Scott and I. Ciapetais were indicted for robbing J. Palmer, on the hig hway , of a bag containing_ half-sovereignand monies, his property. prosecutor is a master mariner, and was at the Seven Stars in Lower East Smithfield, on the night of the 12th of December ; and when he went out, the pri soners and another followed him out ; and Scott . seized him from behind, holding his arms, while the others took his bag, and felt for his watch. One of.them (Chapman) knocked him down by a violent blow be. tween his eyes, the mark of which still remains.— They then ran away. Scott was taken by one of the patroles immediately, and Chapman soon after, in the public-house. The other man escaped, and has not since been taken. Several watchmen corroborated the evidence given by the prosecutor. Several witnesses gave Scott an excellent character. Chapman put in a written defence, declaratory of his innocence, and stating, that he was not ashamed of his profession, which was that of procuring ana tomical subjects for the Faculty by which he made a good livelihood. Here the further reading of his defence was stopped, by the advice of Mr. A.Dor.- PHUS his Counsel. The Jury deliberated for a short time, and then found both prisoners—Guilty, Death. • The following were also capitally convicted, viz. L. Denley, for stealing a cheese, valise *Os. and upwards, flats property of C. Richardson D. Stockwell, for a burglary in the dwelling house of T. W alker, and stealing a book; and J. Bennett, for stealing Bank-notes and cash, value 1101. and upwards, the pro. perw of J. Key, in his dwe lie bane W. Davis was indicted for stealing three books, the property of J. Mann, privately in his shop.—On the 18th cf October the prosecutor left his shop, and on his return he missed a Bible, in two vols. bound in. Russia, and a Prayer-book. The next day the books were stopped by a pawnbroker, to whom the prose cutcr had given notice of the theft,—Guilty of steal ing, but not privately. Tie followirg were also convicted of felonies, viz. Geo. Wd kinsoo, for stealing six shillings w orth of h alf-pence; Ann Campbell, for stealing several articles of snaring apparel; R. Hawke alias Stan, for stealing four ends of cloth, containing 20 yards and upwards ;J. Dick, for stealing a handkerchief, value WORSHIP•STRIET.—IMPORTANT TO Rawl-mm-1 stmts.—Yesterday a question which has been for some time past in agitation, was. brought on before Wm- LIAM DICKENSON, Esq. It appeared, that on Sun day the 7th of December, the house of Mr. Good rarnbroker,. in Paternoster-raw, Spftalfields, :en into, and robbed of considerable property; which was a watch belonging to John who summoned the pawnbroker, on disco tat the watch had been lost. After hearing on both sides, Mr. DICKENSON said,----" As case goes, Mr. Goodbourn, you are acquit claim upon you. The Act permits me to all parties upon oath. If the complainant. the pretence of robbery is merely to cover ~ he now has an opportunity to do so ; it is in of importance to all pawnbrokers. Under . section, the claimants arc not precluded from fresh information, is order to ascertain whe tot a pawnbroker is justified in leaving his house ledged property is deposited, without any ,al in it. It raises a presumption that he has as he ought to do ; this is the only question tetermir.ed. After my determination, all par tcse pledges have been lost, may bring an ac although I have made up my mindfor the ton-of all persons who have claims upon the (ant, I would wish the question to be argued by ' To this all who had claims upon the pawn agreed, and the decision was deferred. .nwerx.—Yesterday a well-looking young we named Sarah Jones, applied at this Office for haw to act respecting her husband, a large tan, Who inflicted on her more castigation than allures. She had been married three weeks, the consent of her relations, and had ever since teed the-lashes of a thick rope tied into loops, had loi-come as blacir as her husband by his • Upon this representation, of her case, a war homed. for Ihe appt ehenUoci of her Laub an J. We hear, with pleasure, that a slight difference his return he missed a Bible, in two vols:bound in. brought up i -which existed between the Committee of Drury - la n e R ussia, and a Prayer-book. The next day the books charged with 11 ' Theatre and Mr. Kaair is at an end, and that his en- were stopped by a pawnbroker, to whom the prose- property of gagement is renewed. cutcr had given notice of the theft.—Guilty of steal- in Gray's Int ing,. hut not privately. 'WORSHIP • Wittman, late of Drury-lane Theatre , and now of for the winter :The following were also convicted of felonies, viz. Geo. WO- Ann KERS.—Yeste the English Opera House, is engaged ' Immo, for stealing six shillings worth of half-pence; N . . season at the albs Theatre. Campbell, for stealing several articles of wearing apparel; R. time past in , , i •'' Mrs. MOUNTAIN, so long and so justly admired Hawke alias Stace, for stealing four ends of cloth, containing 20 LIAM DICKE for her musical and theatrical talents, gave, on Wed- yards and upwards; .1. Dick, stealing a handkerchief, value day the 7th for 2s. ; Jos. Reeves and G. Spicer for stealing Blb of i ' o ?al e . 4 .. IJ. ay, or stag 20 Lards o print mime ; and R. nesday night, a very charming Concert, as an open- 2 , i R f lin g ' f printed . 11d4 ' „ u , bourn, pawn was broken ii k is g of her new residence in Hammersmith Terrace. Brabant alias Grath; for ate nes pair of stockings. Mr. MOUNTAIN led, and gave in the course of ;he Frances Levy and Sarah Levy Cohen were indicted amongst wh evening a fine solo_ on the violin. for breaking and entering the dwelling house-of-John ' Connorthat ' , win verin The Edinburgh Theatre opened on Saturday' with Jeremiah Sullivan, in Silver-street, Stepney, and g the Comedy of g the Way to Keep Hien, and the new stealing a variety o f articles of wearing apparel, his Counsel cn r . one-act Piece of Is he Jealous? The House was a Property , therefrom- far as the Ca ' I; st good one; the Pit in particular overflowed, and the • Mrs. Sullivan, the prosecutor's wife, stated, that ted of ne all allclo i ' l : k 7 • performances were well received. Mr. Marnews on Sunday , the 16th of November, she and he r has- exami made his appearance on Monday evening in the cha- band left their house about four o'clock in the after- ctin prove th •,‘ 1 racters of Sir David Blinder and Buskin. noon. Her husband locked the door on going out : 'any raud, I they returned about ten at night, and on attempting a question of Sunizerosa, the Poet, divides the readers of News- , to open the door, they found it was bolted en the in- the 4•6 th sect I pavers into the following classes:—The ilk-natured side. Witness and her husband got through th e nex t laying a fres can looks to the List of kinkrupts; the Tradanzan, i to the Price of lirezcl ; the Stock ; jobber, to the lie of house, and into the back y ard o, their own hous e. ther or not a I 7 the day; the Old Maid, to Marriages; the Prodigal, She found the back door open, and on entering the where pledl to Deaths ; the Monopo/isl, to the hopes of a wet house, she found a great quantity of hers ana h er individual it • harvest; and Boardi husband's clothes had been stolen. A looking- g l ass , not done as ng-stkool Muses, to elopements some silvers poons, and a gold pi n, were ?Iv missing : to be detern' . to Gretna Green! the sheets and cOunterpane of a bed were taken, and' ties, whore 1 • According to a list officially published in Russia, the bedturned as if ready to be Th was 4 , moved , Lion, bat tilt, of the number of deaths in 1815, there were 613 per- e prosecutor said. that in consequence of his satisfactiono sons above 100 years of age, viz. '209 above 105 house havin gbeer_ robbed, the prisoners were taken . defendant, I ill years old, 1'23 above 110, 72 above 115, 31 above into custody, and some of his property Counsel. " found in thei r . ' lin; 13 above'l2s, 6 above 130, and 1 of 155 years possession. 1 broker age of age. Aas Mr. Justice or hers observed, .that he IViShecr SHADWEL In a certain borough town in the North of Corn- to have the opinion of the Jury on a are al3 pos6cular-point. Man, namedwall, the poor children who bound as parish • " The prisoners were indicted for a burgla r y ; an d t h e ' 41 liCeli 6 w._ „. .-.....iiin s. This mode is ado c Eted to revolt the ' s' g p in- or.venier , s that arise from stribut;n v the children 0 by lot ;. and to raise money by the sah.. _ _ evidence was insu sufficient to bring the chargeborne:to till she had the'predners?-Tl;te Jury wished the ca'szto promed.' t-rihel.'" n 1 Wm. flusher, a pawribroler, pfoducect alhaWl itilb i rtz i 2:; . -Fen:ices, areactually put up to auction, and knocked on ly proof against them was, the goods having been' blac k mant7 . down tothe highest bidder. At one of these sales, '' the kw al l ot found in their possession He therefore wissed to • °t latsly, a fine hardy boy was bought for five pounds, v 'et another far less favoured brought only five 7a. .ak the J h • {archer,as ury. h w th ether they wished the casct o go any against the i • or . w . e whether they were . not of opinion, tbat the mtPerirreed • . 4 . I . , ~ , ~. . .... .. _